The CollectMyTrip shop
Your map framed for the wall, wrapped round a mug, or inside your own trip book. Your photos as a calendar or a frame. Start with your map or just photos from your phone.
Buying for someone else? Send a gift card, they make their own.
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Wall art · New
Solid wood frame in black or white, museum quality matte paper, acrylic front. Pick what goes inside.
Every place you've been, with your title and your count of places and countries. The one for the big wall.
Any photo you've saved from a trip, edge to edge. Move and zoom it until it's just right.
The photo, the place and the month, and your own words underneath. Filled in from your Stories.
Two to four photos from any trips, with a title and your words. A year of travel on one wall.
Mugs · New
Every place you've been, wrapped all the way round a glossy white mug. A collector's mug of your own.
Your travel map in the colours you pick, all the way round. Add your own line on the front, like "The Dennis Family" or "Everywhere we've been".
Dishwasher and microwave safe. Delivery up to 10 working days UK, up to 14 US and Canada.
Design my mugCalendars · New for 2027
Your map on the cover, one of your own trip photos for every month. The gift for anyone who was on the trips with you.
We pick a photo for every month from your trips, a June trip on June where you have one. Your stories go under the photos, word for word or changed. Swap anything with a tap, add your own line to the cover, and see every page before you pay.
Delivery up to 10 working days, UK and US. Order by early December for Christmas.
Design my calendarTrip book · New
Every trip a page: your photos, the place, the month, the story and who you were with. Your map on the cover. Already written, just open it.
Two ways to make it. From your trips: we build every page for you, photos, stories and a map of where you went. Just your photos: no logging, pick photos from your phone and add a line. Then pick a look, edit any page, swap and zoom photos, take out what you don't want, and see every page before you pay.
Matte hardcover, gloss photo pages, up to 60 pages. Delivery up to 10 working days, UK and US.
See my trip bookPostcards
Your photo on the front, the story you already wrote on the back. Send it to whoever was stood next to you.
280gsm gloss, six by four, printed both sides, each with a blank envelope. Mix different trips in one pack.
Drawn on your phone and saved to it, front and back, ready to send by message or email. Draw it again any time.
Magnets
The thing collectors asked for most. Any trip photo as a 4 inch magnet, with the place or the date along the bottom if you like.
More than one is more copies of the same magnet. One for you, and one for everyone who was on the trip.
Delivery up to 10 working days.
Make my magnetDigital
No postage, no waiting. Download it and use it however you like.
High resolution, in the colourway and markers you pick. Download it again whenever your map grows.
Gift cards
Don't know which trips? Send a gift card. They log their own travels and pick what to make. Emailed within a day, with a card to print or forward.
Used on one order, valid for 12 months. They spend it by typing the code at checkout.
How it works
Tick your mugs, log the places you've been and what you brought home. Free, and it works with no signal.
When you went, who you were with, a photo. A minute per trip.
See it exactly as it will arrive, then pay. Nothing to design.
Frames and mugs: up to 10 working days in the UK, up to 14 in the US and Canada. 2027 calendars and trip books: up to 10 working days, UK and US. Postcards and magnets: up to 10 working days, UK only. Digital items arrive the moment you pay.
Frames and mugs go to the UK, the US and Canada, at the same price, because they're made locally in all three. 2027 calendars and trip books go to the UK and the US, printed in each. Postcards and magnets go to UK addresses only for now, because their printer works out of Britain and posting abroad costs more than most people would sensibly pay. We'd rather say that than quietly charge you thirty pounds. Digital items work in the UK, the US and Canada.
Nothing is uploaded to make a digital card. It's drawn on your own phone and stays there. A printed item has to be sent to our printers (Prodigi for postcards, magnets, calendars and books, Printful for frames and mugs), who print it and post it with our name on the packaging, not theirs. Your image is kept only long enough to print it, then deleted automatically. It's never used for anything else, never shown to anyone, and never added to the mug catalogue.
Anything printed has your own photograph or map on it, which makes it a personalised item. Personalised goods aren't covered by the 14 day right to cancel, because nobody else can be sold a postcard of your holiday. Saying so here, before you pay, is what makes that fair rather than a surprise. What we do instead: the app shows you exactly what you're getting before you buy, and if anything arrives badly cropped, damaged or wrong, we reprint it at our cost.
Digital items: you get them immediately, and the moment one downloads, the 14 day right to change your mind is gone. That's how digital goods work everywhere, and you'll be asked to tick that you understand it at checkout. Nothing is pre-ticked.
Yes, to order. It's free, takes 20 seconds, just your email and no password. It's where your trips and photos live, so you can make or download things again on any device.
What should we make next?
Not what would be nice to have. What you'd put money on if it existed next month. The magnets exist because collectors asked for them without being prompted.
No account needed. One person reads every one of these.
Ready?
Free to use, and it stays free. You only pay if you want something made. The prices above are the real prices, postage included.
Start making yoursTell us where you are. Enough people in one country is how a printer there becomes worth setting up.
One email, the day printed items reach you. Not a newsletter. Unsubscribe link on the first line.
Built and run by one person. Simon, the same one who answers hello@collectmytrip.com.