» Grab Your Camera and Show us Where You Buy Your Rhodia!

Target? Dick Blick? Borders? Art Brown? We want you to show us where you buy your Rhodia… The next time you are out and about,  snap us a picture of where you buy your Rhodia products so we can assemble an online gallery of local retailers.

To send us your submission, please include the following information:

  • In the subject line of your e-mail, please write: This is where I buy my Rhodia
  • Your name that you want published to Rhodia Drive
  • Your blog link or website (if you have one)
  • The name and location of the retailer where you found the Rhodia products
  • You may include up to two jpg images  – Perhaps one of the storefront and one of the Rhodia display?
  • E-mail the above information to stephanie@rhodiadrive.com

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Posted on November 12th, 2009 by Stephanie
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Ohmigosh! That rack is straight out of a fantasy. I can only hope such racks appear out here in the wilderness someday.

Any suggestions for those of us who buy on line due to lack of stock in the wild?

Perhaps you could supply Exaclair with the name of a local shop that you could envision carrying all that Orange? :o)

Already did via email. Living in hope…

By Fountain Pen in French on November 18th, 2009 at 11:51 pm

My local Super Target (Huntsville, AL) doesn’t carry Rhodia.

Every time I go, I check their stationery area and… no Rhodia.

This is a town which has 3 colleges, a big Army Base, NASA and all kind of engineers and smart people who love great paper, especially gridded letter and junior size writing pads. :)

I get mine from Fully Booked here in Philippines! :)

I exited the city into the outerlands of suburbia to a Target (no Target in New Orleans). While picking up some school supplies for a child I noticed some Rhodia notebooks, ON SALE! $7.99 to $5.58 (No. 18)

By Kelly Boler on April 19th, 2010 at 2:38 am

I live in the Uk, and am lucky enough to visit France two or three times a year, where I stock waaayyy up at the Coop or Carrefour. The notebooks are so cheap and the selection of sizes is great. At this point I am pretty much hoarding…and I am off again in May.

Target? No, thanks. I was initially thrilled when I was visiting my son in NC and he told me that they were available there, but I checked and – $10.00 for one notebook that I can buy for the equivalent of $3.00 in France??? I won’t do it.

I live in Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada and I have yet to find a store that carries Rhodia. We have one of the largest bookstores in Canada McNalley Robinson which handles a ton of notebooks, journals and pads but no Rhodia. I tried to get them to look into stocking them but it’s turning into a Moleskinerie instead. Someone please try and get them to carry your product. I want some decent paper for my fountain pens. WE also have 2 large Universities that haven’t got a clue what they are missing out.

By Don Goerig on August 6th, 2010 at 11:29 pm

There is no doubt Rhodia does NOT have a good presence here in Colorado at least. Molesine is dominate but we want Rhodia here! You cannot get them at Target or even Borders! The local art stores have a small hidden stand but you are lucky to find to fully stocked. I love Rhodia products, I wish they were easier to get.

The Container Store in White Plains, NY carries popular Rhodia sizes. But I haven’t found a store with a display like that huge shelf!

 

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