What’s hot for Milford Cards & Gifts

Seaside indie co-owner reveals top performing greeting cards for customers

 

If you want to know what’s selling, go straight to the source – the greeting card retailer!

And that’s what PG does each month, putting the “what’s hot?” question out there to find exactly what is causing the tills to ring.

Above: Kayleigh and Sinan spend their Sunshine Ticket with Bewilderbeest last week
Above: Kayleigh and Sinan spent their Sunshine Ticket with Bewilderbeest last week

Kayleigh Hisim, who co-owns Milford Cards & Gifts with husband Sinan in the small town of Milford-On-Sea on the south coast, has an eclectic range of greetings to meet all customers’ needs.

The pair thoroughly enjoyed their trip to PG Live last week and Kayleigh told PG: “We have lots of new designs lined up and lots of ideas for the future.

Above & top: Seaside activities are important at Milford Cards & Gifts
Above & top: Seaside activities are important at Milford Cards & Gifts

“We proudly spent our Sunshine Ticket, given to us for our finalists’ place in The Retas awards this year – we chose Bewilderbeest to shop with and can’t wait for our new humour cards to land in store.”

Here Kayleigh reveals some of the top sellers in the shop…

Everyday

Nigel Quiney’s Pizazz range – “Customers buy several at a time.”

Relations & Occasions

All IC&G’s ranges – “They’re top sellers.”

Humour

Dandelion Stationery’s Words Of Wisdom collection – “Hilarious and not too rude.”

Above: A BBC Gardeners’ World design from Abacus
Above: A BBC Gardeners’ World design from Abacus

Photographic

Abacus Cards’ BBC Gardeners’ World, Springwatch and Countryfile ranges – “The spinner covering all three brands works really well.”

Children’s

All Cardoo’s ranges – “They include stickers and activity elements.”

Above: An IC&G new-look Month You Were Born design
Above: An IC&G new-look Month You Were Born design

Adult ages

IC&G’s Month You Were Born collection – “These cards are also a gift.”

Thinking of you

Nigel Quiney’s Flower Press range – “Pretty smaller-size cards.”

Giftwrappings

All Giftmaker’s products – “They’re cheap and cheerful.”

Gifts

The Wooden Postcard Company’s localised designs – “We love them!”

Otter House’s latte mugs – “The animal ones sell very well.”

These views also appeared in the June edition of Progressive Greetings magazine which can be read online here, or you can subscribe here to receive the magazine by post each month.

Top: Kayleigh and Sinan thoroughly enjoyed their day at PG Live

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