Four flat envelope friendly pieces: a self date card with a simple screen free ritual, a recipe card for something easy and comforting, themed stickers, and a peace practice insert with a wellness tip or nervous system reset.

Membership is billed monthly. You can cancel anytime before the next sign up deadline with no penalty. Monthly membership is $14.99

Every envelop ships on the 20th of the month for the following months theme. For ex: an envelope shipped Aug 20th will contain Sept’s edition.

To receive the following months envelope, sign up by the 15th of the current month. Members who kin after the 15th will be included starting with the following ship date.

Since sign up closed on the 15th, you’ll be added to the next cycle. Your first envelop will ship on the 20th of the following month.

Within 24 hours you’ll receive a link to a form to confirm your physical address to ensure that we have your address to mail your envelope to.

Envelopes typically arrive within 5-10 business days of the ship date depending on your location and local mail service. We are currently only shipping within the U.S.

Yes. Cancel anytime before the 15th to avoid being billed and shipped for the following month. No questions, no guilt.

Yes. Gift memberships are available for 3,6, or 12 months. The recipient will start receiving envelopes on the next available ship cycle after purchase.

Currently Little Luxuries Club ships within the U.S. only. International shipping is something we’re exploring for the future.

Yes, update your address anytime before the 15th to make sure that month’s envelop goes to right place. Contact us at littleluxuriesclub26@gmail.com

Little Luxuries Club is for any woman who wants a small intentional pause each month. Whether that’s a solo date, a slower morning, or a moment of quiet luxury. No specific life stage required.

No. Every self date, recipe, and practice is designed to use things you likely have sitting around at home.

No. Peace practice inserts share general wellness education and self-care practices. They’re not a substitute for medical or mental health care. If something more personal comes up, we always recommend speaking with a licensed professional.