The minute we saw these Mailable Photo Frames, we knew we had to have ‘em.

Ordinarily, when we stick a photo in a frame, we get tired of it in about a week. In a month, it’s pretty much invisible.

Since The Mailable Photo Frames are inexpensive ($2 or less), shiny and chic, and fit a standard 4×6, they’re great for putting photos all around the house. But that’s not all…

Here’s where the magic comes in: the instant you get tired of a photo, stick on a regular letter-rate stamp (39 cents in the States), write a brief note on the back, and slip it in the mail. Your pal gets a beautiful gift (with a frame and stand to boot!) and you get to put up a new photo.

Everyone wins. It’s picture frame heaven.

The Mailable Photo Frame at the Photojojo Store
www.photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/mailable-photo-frame/

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