Remember the Excitement of Getting Paper Post as a Kid? Give the Gift of Surprise to Your Kids for £1.99 with Sticker Club

My son loves this, really, really loves this. He's used to parcels arriving for me daily crammed with things to review for you guys on here. It's always ten times more exciting when it's a toy or children's magazine to test out. But now with The Sticker Club, for a subscription of £1.99 a week, he gets his own post in a bright yellow envelope, addressed just for him. 

There are different subscriptions to pick, and you can gift them to send to a niece, nephew or grandchild at their own address. Each envelope comes with nine sheets of diffent stickers, usually three of each artist's distinctive style. Super for decorating books, bikes, whatever! 

Subscribe to the Resolution of Wearing Good Pants All Year Round, With the 'Who Made Your Pants?' Monthly Box

I really am finding some unusual monthly subscription boxes along my way of investigating what the Internet has to offer.

Who Made Your Pants? is a little business in Southampton which pays a living wage to its  female employees, some from a background of having a hard time in life. Everyone who joins the business starts at the sewing machine, and from there, profits are reinvested to train the women up in other key business areas like admin, taxes, marketing and finance so they can follow their ambitions within the same company they took a first step with.

And the pants? Well I can testify they are soft, lacy, top quality and very pretty. The December box came with candy canes and matching holiday coloured pants. 

The monthly subscription costs £21.50 per month and you get a range of their different designs in pants packages over the year.  Right now there's a special New Year offer where you get 13 months for the price of 12.

You can also shop for single pairs of your own choosing in the Pants Shop. So get clicking, get sexy pants and know you're helping out your fellow women.

The Award for the Most Obscure Monthly Subscription Box Goes to.... Jangneus

Here's a unique subscription box idea. Jangneus, a Swedish-design led brand have a dishcloth or a tea towel monthly delivered to your door. Each month a pack of fresh, hand-printed, classic design dishcloths arrive to refresh your kitchen. You can pick by colour, to match the Swedish chic to your own kitchen, or go for a mix and match colour pack. Dishcloth subscription box for the year costs £35 and for a whole year of beautifully designed tea towels, it's £55. Some of the prints are too nice to use, and could be used as kitchen wall hangings.