Classic American brands J. McLaughlin, known for preppy clothing, and Dempsey & Carroll, engraving card stock since 1878, have teamed up to offer a collection of correspondence cards in three signature patterns.
The Marrakesh (above) is inspired by the Moroccan city of souks and samovars. Two other patterns, Olana and Moroccan Paisley, inspired by the Hudson Valley home of the Luminist landscape artist Frederic Edwin Church and the traditional motif named for a town in Scotland, respectively, debuted earlier this month and are available at 11 J. McLaughlin stores and online, for $55 per box. The collection also comes in gift tags and is available for personalization at Dempsey & Carroll.
Sam Dangremond is a Contributing Digital Editor at Town & Country, where he covers men's style, cocktails, travel, and the social scene.
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