The Organisation

Hoomark produces wrapping paper and accessories for all occasions: such as birthdays, but also for Christmas, Weddings and Valentine's Day. The selection contains many different patterns and designs: trendy or more traditional, for young and old, and in many colours and styles. And because a present is only really complete when it is beautifully wrapped, the possibilities are endless. Our ribbons, bows, cards, bags and tags make a festive wrapper complete.

Hoomark Gift-Wrap Partners was founded in 1977 and became a division of International Greetings PLC in 2004. Together with the other divisions we provide the whole of Europe, but also Australia and the US with gorgeous packaging materials. Thanks to the collaboration with European top designers we annually produce a large number of new designs that follow the latest trends and suit a variety of different tastes. We are licensed to produce Disney, Warner Bros, Barbapapa and Strawberry Shortcake, and are therefore able to meet the requirements of a very large market.

For our collections, we use various paper and foil types and materials, such as holographic and metal paper. All our products are produced to meet the highest possible quality standards. In addition to our extensive standard collection (more than 2800 different designs and patterns) we are able offer our partners even more. We have purchasing offices and factories all over the world, and because of our flexible attitude, we are able to put together the ideal range for each individual partner. Our advisors are ready with good ideas to help you make your choice.

Figures
• Hoomark has about 130 employees.
• The printing machines generate about 700 metres of paper per minute and we use more than 30 tonnes of ink each month.
• This is required for more than 2800 designs and patterns…
• We produce many metres of wrapping paper: more than 200 million metres a year. Enough to wrap the globe 5 times!
• Therefore we also need some space for storage and production: 50,000 m2, or 6 football pitches next to each other.