Registration Open for London Stationery Show 2025

The event attracts stationery and gift buyers from world-leading department stores and supermarkets to independent retailers, including: ASDA, British Museum, Cardfactory, Cardzone, Cass Art, Cult Pens, Fenwick, Flying Tiger, Fortnum & Mason, Harrods, Hobbycraft, John Lewis, Liberty London, London Graphic Centre, Morrisons, The National Gallery, Next, The Notting Hill Bookshop, Poundland, Royal Museums Greenwich, Ryman, Sainsbury's, Scribbler, Selfridges, Skinnydip London, Tesco, The Works, WH Smith and many more.

Plans are now well under way for the 2025 edition of the show, which attracts the biggest UK and international brands, through to exciting new designers and innovative start-ups, all under one roof giving visitors the chance to explore an exciting edit of new products and names alongside recognised bestsellers.

"Last year we welcomed just over 120 exhibitors to the show and 2025 is going to be even bigger!" enthused Chantelle White, event manager for London Stationery Show. "We've had so much interest from exhibitors that we've had to open up a new section at the Business Design Centre, so we'll have even more exhibitors this year."

Some of the leading brands already signed up for 2025 include: Blueprint Stationery, Carousel Calendars, Craft Buddy, Crayola, Daler Rowney, Edding, Exacompta Clairefontaine, Hahnemuhle, IG Design Group, Jakar International, Kaweco, Leuchtturm1917, Manuscript Brands, Maped Helix, Mitsubishi Pencil Co, Nu:notebooks, Paperblanks, Pentel, Portico Designs, Premier Stationery, Puckator, Pukka Pads, Royal & Langnickel, Royal Talens, Silvine/Artgecko, Snopake, Stabilo International, Staedtler, Stone Marketing, Tallon International, The Pilot Pen Company and Zebra Pen UK.

One of the highlights for many visitors is the Show's Boutique Collection; a carefully curated section centred around innovation with quirky, independent suppliers presenting their product offerings. Among those exhibiting this year are Amy Britton, Andhand, Another Studio, Art House Stationery, Coffeenotes, Divide & Rule, Dodolulu, Emily May, Forma House, Good Tuesday, House of Tula, Huunuu, In Real Life, Makers Cabinet, Meraki Notebooks, Oh Laura, Rebel Stationery, Studio Frewb, Sylvia Prince and The Inspired Stories.

Simon Donald and Joe Wentworth from Andhand had a great show last year and are back again for the third year running. "We love that the show is so industry-focused. With the shared passion for all things stationery, there is a real feel of community among both the exhibitors and the visitors which really sets it apart from other trade shows," says Simon. "It's an opportunity to both reconnect and expand our network while proudly showing off our most recent designs. As always we have been working on new products to unveil at the show and can't wait to share it all in May."

In addition to the exhibitors on the show floor, the finalists of the Stationery Awards will be showcased, with the winners announced at a free-to-attend event at the end of the first day. There will also be an extensive talks and workshops programme, as well as many exhibitors demo'ing products on their stands. Details are still being confirmed, keep an eye on StationeryNews.net for all the latest information about the Show.

Show Essentials
WHEN: Tuesday and Wednesday 13-14 May 2025
WHERE: Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London N1 0QH
OPENING HOURS: 9.30am-5pm Tuesday, 9.30-4pm Wednesday
WEBSITE: stationeryshowlondon.co.uk
ENTRY: Free for stationery buyers, retailers, wholesalers, licensors and licensees. Register at stationeryshowlondon.co.uk