This is a useful shop if you need to buy a card to go with a gift you are buying (at Gunwharf…read moreQuays) but I'm more likely to pop into Paperchase and pick up something a bit more unusual. The shop is no different to any other branch, so nothing to get excited about. I think it's surprisingly large considering it's location.

This is the place if you're looking for quirky, individual cards, wrapping and gifts. It's bright,…read morepacked with must-haves for stationeryphiles like me. Ranges change regularly so there is always something new. Bright and cheery store and bright and cheery staff.

1st choice for all my cards. A great range and great prices, the service is good to…read more Not only do they sell cards they aell a range of other things, wedding gifts, novelty items, calenders and paper for Christmas.

Love the card factory they are the best in the area for cheap cheerful cards always go there for…read moreall my cards !

Alas, Graffiti is not a store devoted to street art and spraypaint…read more It's actually a tiny stationary store that specialises in cute, cool and tasteful greeting cards, wrapping paper, journals and memo pads. They have cards with neat illustrations, black and white photos and neon signage as well as more traditional flowers, landscapes and cute hula hula girls. My personal favourite, is the kitsch range of knitted Marilyn, Elvis and James Dean cards. Oh and the naked gal in the martini glass of course!

I used to really enjoy making my own cards and I never ever bought them- it just felt so impersonal…read moreand such a waste of money. That was back when I had time for leisurely arts and crafts days. These days, I inhabit a different world and subsequently I suddenly love a good card shop! I especially like a card shop with a proper selection. There's something really satisfying about taking your time to peruse the shelves and take in the full selection. I know most people don't take great pains over the selection of a birthday card, but since I no longer have the energy to make my own but still want a personal touch, I am really particular about it. Graffiti is great for my purposes because it seems to specialize in pretty, arty cards with floral designs and illustrations of birds etc. on the front. Just my cup of tea. They also have a variety of art cards, which use prints and designs from collections at the V&A among other galleries. If you're not after a flowery, girly card- don't worry, there's plenty of others to choose from. They also sell lovely printed wrapping paper and although the prices make me flinch, I usually can't resist! All round, a much more interesting and tasteful selection of cards and stationary than you're likely to find at Clinton's!

The shop is kitch all over. I wouldn't call it terribly original but there are certainly gifts here…read moreyour novel gift craving friends will like. This store has a lot of 50's retro things with snarky sayings on them. You'll memorabilia with sayings on it like" I wanted to save the world but I couldn't find a baby sitter". Thank god, this isn't my problem. I'm just lazy. This store is reminiscent of many small gift shops. You know the ones like Cards Galore or Maps of Holloway or Cherry Tree of East Finchley. You catch my drift.

Chain Reaction is a really cute little shop just before you go into Camden Market. It has a…read morenostalgic feel to it because of items they sell in there. There's floral jewellery boxes and European style coat hooks and wall signs. It's a great gift shop with funny books and joke place mats, cards and posters to name just a few things. The staff in here are really sweet and friendly and I love the laid back feel to the shop. There's girly gifts for the ladies in your life and silly gifts for the blokes. It's a great little place and I always make a point of popping in when I'm near by as the prices are so, so good. This is definitely one of my fave shops in the area.

This card shop located in Wolsey Place, and is in a prime location for acquiring cards quickly on a…read moreshopping trip. The cards and other gifts are a lot cheaper here than in other card shops, and there are often bundle offers that make buying bulk cards even cheaper. They also stock wrapping paper, mugs, balloons, keychains, photo frames, birthday candles and some small soft toys. The store does suffer however from being rather stifling, often too hot and quite cramped. There are often quite long queues whenever I have been in here.

Card shop located in Wolsey Walk. Great selection of cards for every occasion. Also do wrapping…read morepaper, party bits n bobs (banners, balloons etc) and a small selection of gifts (cuddly toys, photo frames etc) By far the best priced card shop in Woking, I would always recommend looking here first!

Clinton cards not only sells cards but balloons, teddies, gifts , wrapping paper, candles ect…read more I popped in to get some helium foil birthday balloons and they offer a free service of filling the balloons with helium for you. As I was in a rush and there was 12 balloons that needed to be blown up so the staff member managed to get two more staff and I was out of there with my balloons in 15 mins! Top marks to the staff for excellent fast service!

I have only the time to check an on line presence these days, and I did this one recently. It also…read moreI noted has Clarks Stationers ,I am not familiar with that name but no doubt those whom live in the areas they inhabit will be?

Popped in again on my recent surveys of Banstead High Street, love the Stationery Shops.read more

A wonderful stationery shop which sells no only cards and stationery but a great choice of toys and…read moregifts too. Prices are very reasonable, staff are friendly and helpful. The store accepts cards and cash.