New
2025 Calendar | Ashley Pervical | The Cats
by Once Upon a Tuesday£16.50
New product
The best-selling calendar is back! A collab with the talented Ashley Percival known for his whimsical cats and other creatures.
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Product description
The best-selling calendar is back! A collab with the talented Ashley Percival known for his whimsical cats and other creatures.
We decided the world NEEDS another calendar with these delicious illustrations.
With every new month, you’ll get to enjoy a fresh, bold and bright cat design - and the best part, you get frame 12x prints when you finish using this calendar!
It also shows the week numbers, moon phases, notable dates for UK & US, as well as a mini month overview for the following month.
It’s a compact-sized 2025 folding wall calendar, 21cm x 21cm square, which opens to 21cm x 42cm - with a clean look and dated grid for your important appointments, events and birthdays.
We’re thinking this makes a lovely gift - for cat lovers and illustration art lovers everywhere.
As always, designed and printed in the UK on 100% recycled paper.
Product details:
- Size: 21 x 21cm // 8.27 x 8.27 inches (21 x 42 cm when open)
- Box Size: 2.7 x 3.2cm // 1 x 1.3 inches
- 150gsm matte paper (easy to write on and doesn’t bleed), with 300gsm covers
- 12 Months: January to December 2025
- Week Starts Monday
- 4mm hole at the top for hanging
- 100% recycled and recyclable paper
- Posted in Plastic-free packaging
- Includes mini month overview, UK & US holidays, notable events, week numbers and moon phases.
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Product code
1390105
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