Five Finger & Co Postcards

Print shops still matter in a city that trades on ephemera. Five Finger & Co Postcards keeps the tradition alive on Spring Street, where digital fatigue nudges people back toward ink and paper. Postcards, greeting cards, and small-run prints roll off presses that hum just loud enough to drown out the traffic outside—though you’d never guess it from the sidewalk.

At 73 Spring St New York, NY 10012, the storefront blends into the neighborhood’s gallery-lined stretch, but the work inside is anything but generic. Custom designs, limited-edition collaborations, and a rotating selection of vintage-inspired prints give locals and tourists alike a reason to pause. The shop’s output often ends up tucked into suitcases or mailed across boroughs, a quiet counterpoint to the endless scroll of social feeds.

They don’t advertise hours, but the phone—no number listed—is the best way to confirm availability or place an order. Calls tend to pick up during weekday afternoons, when the staff isn’t buried under a fresh batch of orders. It’s the kind of place where you might drop in on a whim and leave with something you didn’t know you needed.

For directions, the map pins them just east of Wooster Street, where the sidewalks narrow and the storefronts feel more personal. The listing will guide you past the usual chain stores to a spot that still believes in the weight of a well-printed card.