MissPrint Brings New Product Lines to John LewisMissPrint Brings New Product Lines to John Lewis

MissPrint has launched three new product lines; two arrived in John Lewis in February, and the other will be available from Next later this month. 

The lines, spanning tabletop, kitchen textiles, stationery, gift, curtains and blinds, have been created as part of MissPrint’s brand licensing program with The Point.1888.  

A mid-century collection of ceramics, kitchen textiles, placemats and coasters has been launched by MissPrint’s licensee partner, Pure Table Top. Illustrated by hand, the pieces capture MissPrint’s signature style and identity. 

A range of notebooks, storage boxes, a pen set, lunchware, travel mugs and ceramic plant pots are also available from Blueprint Collections, exclusively in John Lewis through May 2, before being rolled out to other retailers across the U.K. 

A range of made-to-measure curtains and blinds, created with licensee partner, Ashley Wilde, consisting of over 75 MissPrint designs will be available online from Next later this month. 

“We’re super excited to have these new products and collections launching and can’t wait to see them hitting the stores,” says Rebecca Drury, co-founder, MissPrint. “It’s been a real pleasure to work with all the teams across the ranges, and we love the fact that our patterns and designs will be accessible to a broader market helping to bring that little bit of MissPrint into more homes!”  

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“We could not be more thrilled to bring these fresh new collections into the retail space,” says Amy Wickham-Hurd, creative commercial manager, The Point.1888. “We've seen pastel shades sweep the nation and this latest collaboration with MissPrint, Pure Table Top and Blueprint Collections has helped us create something truly unique with beautiful designs that make each product stand out. A true testament of creative vision coming together – we couldn’t be more pleased working alongside such collaborative teams on these projects.”