Escorted Out Security Card for Coworkers Leaving

Escorted Out Security Card shows a bold, cheerful headline, and congrats on leaving your job without being escorted out of the building by security is the line that makes it funny. It says a departing coworker made it out the door with dignity, and that alone is worth a laugh. This is for the colleague who you know will feel it was made for their exit.

Ships with a kraft envelope; envelope color in photo may vary.

The artwork explained

The large lettering fills most of the card in teal, blue, orange and navy, with the words stacked in a tight block. A small banner at the top reads Farewell, Coworker, and a row of bunting flags hangs beneath it. Around the edges you will find a cardboard box marked stuff, a potted plant, a coffee mug, a laptop, a stack of binders and a few small office workers waving hands. A bold teal and orange frame wraps the scene, and small confetti flecks add a celebratory touch. The illustration is busy but organized, so each icon reads clearly next to the words.

Who it suits best

People who work in offices will notice the desk items first, then the headline. Your coworker, boss or team member who has packed up a cubicle will recognize the box and plant. The card suits anyone who has seen a departure handled poorly and wants to celebrate a clean exit instead. Office friends who share inside jokes will get the reference fastest.

When it fits

This card works well for a last-day farewell, when the team signs it before the final goodbye. It also fits a new job send-off, when someone is heading to a better role somewhere else. Pass it around the break room with a pen so everyone can add a note.