Brown Parcel Press began after Megan took a letterpress class in college and got hooked. Seriously hooked. Deciding not to wait for graduation to begin her career, she launched the press in 2007 with the help of a friend. Printing on nights, weekends, and holidays in a shoebox studio Megan began honing both her craft and her voice. After graduation the girl, the company, and the press moved to Brooklyn... unfortunately her heart stayed in Georgia. So a return to the South was imminent, and at the end of 2009 the press moved back to GA, but this time it found a new home. A 1920's general store on a 200+ year old farm became, and still is, home for Brown Parcel Press. With both her heart and company in the same place, and with a new found love for farming, Megan and her husband set about building their dream. What they didn't realize was that the dream was about to include a new edition.

In 2012 they welcomed their first little bundle into the world! When Megan's pregnant belly got too big to keep from bumping into the press while printing, her mom, Gaelle, offered to be an assistant. Little did either of them know that that assistant had some serious printing talent and an uncanny eye for color. So, at the beginning of 2013 Gaelle came on board full time and is now an integral part of this little studio.

At the end of the day, Brown Parcel Press places its' emphasis on quality, touch, and the beautifully simple things in life, and works tirelessly to produce paper goods that are playful, smart and striking. So what if they've always got ink on their hands from the press and dirt on their knees from the pigs.... there's no one to see but the chickens.