So, you've decided to part ways with Cloth & Paper. It happens. Founded in 2015, the brand became a huge hit within the 'planner community' on Instagram and TikTok, offering sleek, minimalist stationery. Maybe the aesthetic just isn't for you anymore, or maybe the boxes are starting to pile up. Whatever the reason, canceling should be easy. This guide covers how to cancel from your desktop. With plans ranging from $25 to $65, you can save up to $780 a year by stopping your subscription. Let's get it done.
How to Cancel Cloth & Paper Subscription on Desktop
Canceling your Cloth & Paper subscription happens on their website. You can't do it through Instagram or by sending a carrier pigeon. The whole process is done through your account portal, and honestly, it's not too bad once you find the right page. Just make sure you do it from a computer, as I've heard from others that the mobile site can be a bit glitchy for account management.
1 Log Into Your Account
First, head over to the Cloth & Paper website. You'll need to find the login button, which is usually at the top right of the page.
2 Navigate to Your Account Page
Once you're in, look for an icon that looks like a person or a link that says 'My Account'. Click on that to get to your dashboard.
3 Find the Subscription Management Area
This is the important part. You should see a link or button that says 'Manage Subscriptions'. Sometimes it's a little hidden, so you might have to look for a second. It's there, I promise.
4 Select the Subscription to Cancel
You'll see your active subscription listed. Click on it to see the details. This is where you can also choose to skip a month if you're just not feeling it.
5 Click the Cancel Link
Scroll down until you find the 'Cancel Subscription' link. It might be in small text at the bottom. Click it and follow any prompts to confirm. Don't just close the tab, make sure you click the final confirmation button.
6 Check for a Confirmation Email
You should get an email confirming your cancellation almost immediately. If you don't see it within an hour, check your spam folder. No email? Go back to your account and double-check that the subscription is listed as 'Cancelled' or 'Inactive'.
Cancel Cloth & Paper Subscription with email
If you're stuck or the website isn't working, you can email their support team at [email protected]. Don't expect an instant reply. Usually, you'll hear back within 1-2 business days. Be clear in your subject line, something like 'Subscription Cancellation Request' usually works best.
Before you cancel, know this: Cloth & Paper will not give you a refund for a box you've already been charged for. Their policy is firm on this. All sales are final. You can, however, 'skip' a month instead of fully canceling if you just need a break. Your account information will remain, but your subscription will be inactive.
Cloth & Paper Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Price (per month) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Penspiration Box | $25 | A curated selection of 5-7 stylish pens, pencils, and other writing tools. Great for pen addicts. |
| Planner Stationery Box | $45 | Includes a variety of planning and stationery items like sticky notes, dashboards, page flags, and inserts. |
| Penspiration & Planner Stationery Box | $65 | The combo deal. You get everything from both the Penspiration and the Planner Stationery boxes. |
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David Jon-Goldstein
Senior Finance and Business Writer
David Jon-Goldstein leads on all topics finance and business content at Pine AI. Previously a Senior Finance Analyst, with over 15 years of experience in finance, and as a former CFA Charterholder, David specializes in breaking down complex investment vehicles, corporate spending, and SaaS financial models. His analysis, featured in leading finance papers, he has helped individuals and businesses navigate financial agreements and optimize their spending for maximum growth.
