There is something strangely intimate about receiving a letter in the mail. In a world where WhatsApp chats and Instagram DMs are often reduced to a string of emojis, snail mail asks you to slow down. You have to open an envelope, unfold a piece of paper and, for a few minutes, give your undivided attention to words written for you.

That is the charm behind Moo Mail Club, a snail-mail experience that feels less like receiving stationery and more like opening a tiny box of nostalgia.