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Overview

PH is a Japanese stationery brand launched in 2009 through a collaboration between PAPIER LABO. in Sendagaya, Tokyo, and Fukuoka stationery maker HIGHTIDE. Its product range includes notebooks, memo pads, files, and pen trays, combining PAPIER LABO.’s expertise in letterpress printing with HIGHTIDE’s know-how in product development and distribution. The brand pursues a new interpretation of letterpress printing and its potential through an approach that is not rooted in nostalgia, with letterpress printing and paper materials as its signatures. PAPIER LABO. director Kimiaki Eto was involved in the design.

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The brand aims to create products that pursue a new interpretation of letterpress printing and its potential, rather than taking a nostalgic perspective.

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1994
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A collaboratively developed line focused on paper and desktop accessories

PH is a stationery brand launched by HIGHTIDE and Papier Labo. Unlike HIGHTIDE’s standard

PH is a stationery brand launched by HIGHTIDE and Papier Labo. Unlike HIGHTIDE’s standard stationery range, it was developed as a collaborative product line that foregrounded design related to paper, printing, and desktop accessories. HIGHTIDE’s official brand list and official descriptions for overseas markets also treat it as a product line within HIGHTIDE. No products can currently be confirmed on the official product pages, and the brand includes past offerings that are distinct from current core lines.

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