Hunter Price International is taking its own stage at its first ever London Stationery Show next week, from Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th May, stand G310.
Marking a significant milestone for the business, Hunter Price will unveil showcase of its established & emerging own brands, alongside its award-winning and expanding licensed portfolio.
Having previously collaborated with partners across shared exhibition spaces, this year sees Hunter Price step out with its own dedicated presence, bringing together its full stationery, creative play and arts & crafts brand propositions for the first time.
Located on the Upper Level of the Business Design Centre (stand G310), the showcase will spotlight a host of new ranges, collections and creative concepts, reflecting the company’s continued investment in brand development, product innovation and consumer-led design.
Leading the own-brand line-up are Taggeez, Beadify and Artio, each bringing a distinct and playful approach to stationery and arts & crafts.
Taggeez launched in 2025 and continues to expand its retail presence this year with new ranges of its tactile stationery & accessories with collectible, swappable charms.
Beadify offers highly personalised and customisable stationery concept that taps into the growing demand for creative self-expression.
After huge successes with its own brand arts & craft propositions, Hunter Price will give a first look at Artio, its new value-led, artist quality arts & crafts to capilatise on continued growth in this category.
Alongside its own IP, Hunter Price will present key ranges from its licensed portfolio, giving a first-look at upcoming collections across key partnerships, including LEGO, Fuggler and Crayola, PAW Patrol, Haribo, Peppa Pig and more, highlighting new formats, fresh design direction and expanded category opportunities.
The Stationery Show comes at a time of sustained growth within the stationery and arts & crafts sector. With consumer demand rising year-on-year, driven by increased interest in mindful, screen-free activities and creative play, the category continues to present strong opportunities for retailers.
Licensed products, in particular, are resonating across demographics, combining emotional brand connection with hands-on creativity and everyday functionality.
Speaking ahead of the show, Allana Holmes, commercial director at Hunter Price International, said: “This marks an exciting moment for us as we take our own show space for the first time. It reflects the confidence we have in both our own brands, licensed partnerships and creative capabilities across stationery, arts & crafts and creative play.
“We’ve been building real momentum, developing value-led, impactful stationery and arts & craft ranges which combine trend-led design with meaningful creativity.
“We’re playful product creators and we’re committed to going beyond the product and price. Our commitment to our customers is to collaborate closer than ever, delivering personalised retail propositions that truly connect with shoppers. From impactful packaging and in-store presence, to bold campaigns and creative communications, we’re focused on driving both awareness and action”
Hunter Price International will be exhibiting at the London Stationery Show this May on the Upper Level of the Business Design Centre, stand G310.
To confirm a meeting with the team, please contact your account manager or email home@hunterprice.co.uk. For more information, visit www.hunterprice.com.
