DooBoo at 6012 Penn Avenue gives East Liberty shoppers a dedicated place to browse stationery, from writing tools and journals to decorative tape and artist-designed stickers. The practical questions are different from a general gift-store visit: which paper or pen you need, whether a catalog item is in the shop and how to collect an online order.
The operator’s account says DooBoo opened at the end of 2025 and is run by cousins Olivia and Eva. Olivia handles operations and product curation, while Eva handles finances and helps connect with Korean and Chinese/Taiwanese artists. This October 13, 2026 guide covers that established opening and current shopping information, not a new launch announcement or personal store visit.
Browse by the job you want the stationery to do
The category page separates calendars, planners and diaries; notebooks and memo pads; pens, pencils and fountain pens; greeting cards and letter sets; decorative tapes; stamps and ink pads; and stationery tools and organizers. There are also postcards, art prints and stickers.
Those groupings help distinguish a daily writing purchase from decorating a journal or assembling a gift. For a gift, note whether the recipient wants dated planning pages, blank drawing space or ruled writing paper. Those are different products even when their covers look similar. For a planner, check the dates and layout. For a notebook, consider the page size and ruling. For a pen or accessory, confirm the exact model and compatible refills rather than assuming products with similar names are interchangeable.
The brand directory includes Kokuyo, Midori, Mitsubishi Uni, Pilot, Stalogy, Tombow, Traveler’s Company and Zebra, among others. This is a way to navigate the catalog, not a promise that every product from those makers is stocked. The site warns that not all products have been listed online or displayed in the store yet.
Online orders currently use pickup
The homepage states that orders are pickup-only for now. Do not assume a shipping option because the site has a shopping cart. Check fulfillment and collection instructions before paying, especially when buying something for a deadline.
Published hours are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, noon–7 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, noon–8 p.m.; and Sunday, noon–6 p.m. Tuesday is closed. The operator directs visitors to its Google Business page for the latest and holiday hours. Confirm the day’s schedule before making a special trip.
Read the product and return terms before choosing a gift
The FAQ sets a 14-day window for return, exchange or credit requests, requiring proof of purchase and new, resale-ready items with unaltered packaging. Report defective goods within seven days.
It lists pens and pencils, inks, seasonal products and preorders as final sale, and says some high-value items may also be nonrefundable. Ask about the specific product before purchasing rather than assuming every unopened gift can be exchanged.
Questions can be sent to help.dooboo@gmail.com or through the official contact form. Our DooBoo profile links the catalog and visit information. Bring the product name, intended use and any compatibility question to the enquiry; that is more precise than asking only whether the shop carries a particular brand.