Pokémon gifts for collectors

Why it works as a gift

Collectors are hard to buy for: they already have the cards they care about, and guessing which card they're missing is a gamble. Extended binder art works the other way round. Pick a card they already own, and its page continues that card's artwork across the whole binder page, so their favourite pull becomes the thing their binder is built around.

Two ways to give it

• Printed set, from 119 kr. Eight cards, printed and cut, in a bag with a header tag. Nothing to print, nothing to cut. Printed sets.
• Digital download, from $7.50. Instant files to print at home or at a print shop. Good if they like a project, or if you need it today.

Gifts under $10 and under 200 kr

Every single-card design is $7.50 as a download, and most printed sets are 119 kr, so both fit a small budget, a stocking or a Secret Santa limit.

For a TCG player or a collector

Players keep their favourite cards in binders between games; collectors keep their best pulls in the middle of a page. Either way, a page made for one card they own is a gift about their collection, not a generic Pokémon item.

Coming soon, for graded-card collectors

Gradient is a stand for one graded card in its slab, with a small e-ink screen that shows what the card is worth. It is in development and not on sale yet, so it can't go under the tree this year unless it launches in time. The waitlist sends one email when it does.

Don't know which card they have?

That's normal. This page walks you through it: start from their favourite Pokémon, ask a sneaky question, or pick a best seller.

Christmas and birthdays

For Christmas, printed sets are made to order and posted, so order early; downloads arrive instantly if you are late. Christmas gift guide. For a birthday, a design for the card they pulled most recently is a personal touch they will notice.