Paperchase to cease online trading this week and offer 50% off in-store sale

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// Paperchase will cease online trading on 17 February at midnight
// The retailer will launch a weekly 50% off sale in stores

Paperchase will cease online trading on 17 February at midnight and will launch a weekly 50% off sale in stores.

The stationery retailer plunged into administration earlier this month, appointing Begbies Traynor to handle the process, with Tesco buying its IP and brand but not its 106 stores.

Paperchase is also offering at least 30% off almost everything while stocks last.


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“It is with a heavy heart that we inform you that the Paperchase.com online store will cease trading on Friday 17th February 2023 at midnight,” Paperchase said.

“We want to take a moment to thank you for your support and loyalty over the years. Whether you were browsing for the latest notebook or seeking inspiration for your latest project, we are so grateful to have been a part of your journey.

“You will still be able to shop in our stores for a little longer. We’ll have new stock arriving weekly in stores with up to 50% off. Hurry, when it’s gone, it’s gone.

“Thank you for being a part of our special journey.”

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Paperchase to cease online trading this week and offer 50% off in-store sale

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// Paperchase will cease online trading on 17 February at midnight
// The retailer will launch a weekly 50% off sale in stores

Paperchase will cease online trading on 17 February at midnight and will launch a weekly 50% off sale in stores.

The stationery retailer plunged into administration earlier this month, appointing Begbies Traynor to handle the process, with Tesco buying its IP and brand but not its 106 stores.

Paperchase is also offering at least 30% off almost everything while stocks last.


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“It is with a heavy heart that we inform you that the Paperchase.com online store will cease trading on Friday 17th February 2023 at midnight,” Paperchase said.

“We want to take a moment to thank you for your support and loyalty over the years. Whether you were browsing for the latest notebook or seeking inspiration for your latest project, we are so grateful to have been a part of your journey.

“You will still be able to shop in our stores for a little longer. We’ll have new stock arriving weekly in stores with up to 50% off. Hurry, when it’s gone, it’s gone.

“Thank you for being a part of our special journey.”

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