Most Hallmark greeting cards sold in the United States are produced at Hallmark's greeting card production center in Lawrence, Kansas. This facility specializes in producing and packaging domestically made greeting cards, including those with specialized features like die cut, glitter, flocking, and foil stamping. The Lawrence center also produces about 98% of all envelopes for Hallmark North America and employs over 800 people
. Additionally, most Hallmark wrapping paper, ribbons, and bows are manufactured at a plant in Leavenworth, Kansas
. While the majority of Hallmark cards are made in the U.S., some cards- especially those requiring handwork such as beads and tassels-are made overseas in countries like China, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka
. In summary, Hallmark cards are primarily made in Lawrence, Kansas, with some production overseas for certain types of cards.
