What an adorable spot. I purchase a lot of cards from them while I'm in other local places but had…read morenever been into the shop on Spruill. The shop area itself is quite small as the building is where they make and package all of their product. The selection was plentiful though, including a discounted card area and other stationary items and gift ideas. The staff was very friendly and greeted is upon entering. We saw a little of their operation going on and it looked like a well oiled machine. I love supporting local and sending these fun and creative cards to friends and family all over.

Ink meets paper no longer has a physical store, but they do sell cards and stationary online and in…read moreother local retailers.

Wonderful store that can help with any weddings, baby showers and more. A must visit!read more

Beautiful and Quaint little Shop with unique gifts!!! I recommend very highly! The owner is…read morePleasant and the a shop give a very good vibe!!

I visited Page & Post with my family on Sunday, September 27, 2026, expecting to enjoy a local…read moreGreenville business together. Instead, I encountered a greeting card featuring an image of a noose with the message, "Congrats on tying the knot." As an African American woman and a descendant of people who were enslaved, lynched, terrorized, tormented, and dehumanized, I cannot separate the image of a noose from that history. I find absolutely no humor in this image, only hurt and sadness. I understand that humor is subjective and that the card may have been intended as dark or provocative humor. But intent does not erase impact. For me, seeing a noose presented as a joke made me feel uncomfortable, hurt, and unsafe in the store. It was especially upsetting because I was there with my family and had expected the experience to be welcoming. What makes this particularly disappointing is that Page & Post publicly describes itself as committed to "sustainability and social responsibility," "deeply invested in our community and our people," and "inclusivity and sustainability." I emailed the ownership and leadership of Page and Post to explain my experience and ask them to consider whether this card, and the decision to sell and display it, was consistent with those stated values. I have received no response to my email. I did notice that the card has since been removed from Page & Post's online card catalog. I appreciate that the product is no longer being presented on the website, but I am not satisfied that simply removing the card addresses the concern I raised. There has been no acknowledgment of the hurt caused, no response to my questions, and no indication that the underlying concern has been meaningfully considered. I am sharing this review because I believe businesses should be accountable not only for the products they sell, but also for how those products affect the people and communities they serve. I hope Page & Post will take this opportunity to seriously examine whether the products it chooses to sell reflect the inclusivity, social responsibility, and community-minded values it publicly claims. I am not asking Page & Post to agree with me about humor. I am asking the business to recognize that a noose is not a neutral image for everyone and that for some of us, it represents a very painful history that should not be reduced to a wedding joke. - Samantha Y. White

What a cute store! I could've bought the whole store. Loved the stationary, the journals, and the…read moreselection of writing instruments. If you love all things writing, this is your store.

An absolutely delightful store that is chock-full (but neat and clean!) of stationery, fancy and…read moreinteresting pens, high-end pencils, fancy markers, stickers, inks, refills, and anything you'd need to send someone a beautiful card or letter. Tucked away in a little shopping center, I had no idea it would be this wonderful. Can't wait to come back my next time in Greenville!

Very small but very helpful. I enjoy going in there because of it's old fashioned feel.read more

The people at Howard's have been so nice to me and not just on one or two occasions, it's every…read moretime I go there. Very professional and that includes Libby and Scott and the rest of the staff. Outstanding!!

I honestly don't even know where to begin... it was that incredible of an experience…read more I live in California, and today I went to a pen show with two of my wife's fountain pens that needed repair. There were a few places offering repairs, but even after waiting all day, we couldn't get our turn. I've owned many fountain pens, but I didn't have a single Pelikan. I've always been curious about them and wanted to buy one--however, one of the two Pelikans I had gifted my wife had a nib issue, so I hesitated. Because of that, I brought that Pelikan along with another broken Sailor fountain pen to the show. While I was still debating whether I should buy my first Pelikan, I met this gentleman. And truly... he has hands of gold. In about five minutes, he repaired both my wife's Sailor and her Pelikan like it was nothing. The moment I saw the results, I immediately purchased my very first Pelikan right there on the spot. What impressed me even more was how thoroughly he inspected the nib and made sure everything was perfect. His deep knowledge, genuine love for fountain pens, incredible skill, and--most importantly--his humility and kindness made this experience unforgettable. Because of him, I was able to leave the pen show with a truly happy memory. To anyone living in South Carolina: you are extremely lucky to have someone like this there. Even though I'm based in California, I will definitely purchase pens through him next time. Highly, highly recommended--and thank you again for today. Truly.

Astonishing selection and excellent customer service. Very knowledgeable staff. Fountain pens in…read moreall price points, an astonishing array of inks, even paper and journals. Everything you need in one place.

Just browsing yesterday in Archer Paper Goods. If you love a little shop that has great looking…read moreand not-so-easy-to-find pens and pencils, you should make it a point to visit here. You can also find unique greeting cards, puzzles and candles, and iconic art prints. Stationery sold here that are worthy of gift giving are cool looking note pads, journals, notepads and sticker. This shop is clean and organized. The employee that was in the store while we were there was helpful.

This is a cute spot. Great selection of items. They didn't have what I was hunting for but I'm…read morehopeful I'll get to support them for some other need.

The Customer service is horrible- it's non existent . I think an associate was on drugs or had been…read moredrinking the day I was in there last week, she was on a cell phone with someone slurring her words and her eyes were rolling back in her head. She didn't even notice I was at the counter! Then she disappeared into the back area. The only other person, young blond girl, - who I assume works there, was at a desk in the back - I had to seek her out to ask for help. she had an attitude like I was bothering her, and could not help me with what I was looking for I left.....What the hell is going on with that store? I'll take my business elsewhere.

I stopped in this store right after having lunch with a group of friends nearby. I never came in…read morehere before and the gigantic blow-up, giraffe? Now can't recall caught my attention and a friend also wanted to go into the store. It reminds me of those neat boutiques in the resort/beach towns. There are many customized items and if you were going to a baby shower or bridal shower, this could very well be where you may want to go! They have lots of bath fizz soaps, lotions, bath bubbles, those quaint sayings on things . . . things that I don't like in my house because I'm bad enough about getting rid of stuff, so I try to avoid buying more things to accumulate. It was quite large and we were roaming around in it and I'm really quite surprised no one came up to ask if we needed any help. Anyway, it was neat to see all the items, there were post-Easter materials there but as graduation and summer beach are arriving soon, I'm sure you can find something needed, or at least wanted. I must enjoy going through these stores more when I'm completely chilled and relaxed (or on vacation) so didn't see anything of interests but it was neat!

Love this place and hope they reopen soon. Was sad to see it's still closed after the storms…read more Really sad the entire area is still so decimated from the hurricanes.

Amazing selection of pens, pencils and writing materials. The lady there was very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful. It was nice to be able to touch and feel the products rather than just ordering online. Worth the money to go in person and experience. Good value for the products.