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Paperole
Montreal, Quebec
A publisher-shop with a separate custom-project route.
Paperole describes Montreal publishing, gallery and retail activity operating since 2013. Its pages connect paper goods and lifestyle objects with artist collaborations and identify a Duluth Avenue shop.
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The story & the craft.
Paperole describes Montreal publishing, gallery and retail activity operating since 2013. Its pages connect paper goods and lifestyle objects with artist collaborations and identify a Duluth Avenue shop. Greeting cards are a concrete retail starting point, with occasions and languages to compare; the custom-project page gives a separate route for discussing exclusive work.
A shopper should check a card's language, format, envelope details and creator credit. A custom brief can concern cards, shirts, bags or an exclusive collection, but published possibilities do not establish a quote or current capacity. Use official contact details to discuss quantities, deadline, budget and desired use. The wider shop stocks other brands, so a Montreal publisher's identity is not evidence that every notebook or object is made in Canada. This profile retains the Canadian business connection while leaving printing, paper sourcing and individual retail products' manufacture to their own documentation. No artist imagery is copied into the directory's concept illustration.
What they make & offer.
Custom cards and exclusive projects
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Confirm card language and format. Custom projects require a quote and capacity check. Stocked brands can have different origins.
The Canadian connection.
Official sources identify Montreal publisher/gallery/shop; printing and material origins are not established for every item.
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