Sorry You're Leafing Good Card for a Coworker Leaving

Sorry You're Leafing Good Card shows the bold pun SORRY YOU'RE LEAFING! across the top, set in black capitals over a warm peach background. The printed words turn the word leaving into a leaf joke, and the three smiling leaves below say GOOD LUCK! and FAREWELL! to someone heading out the door. It gives a light, playful send-off for anyone whose team is losing a friend.

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

What the print says

The main subject is a cluster of green leaves drawn in a soft, friendly style, each with a small face and a simple smile. A large leaf sits at the left with a second overlapping behind it, a rounded pale leaf rests in the lower left, and a long slim leaf drops down on the right. Two thin leaf shapes lean toward the center, which keeps the eye moving across the card.

Speech bubbles above the leaves carry the handwritten messages, GOOD LUCK! on the left and FAREWELL! on the right, in a loose marker style that feels personal. The lettering is hand-drawn rather than stiff, so the card reads as warm and a little silly instead of formal. The leaves are not labeled as any particular plant, but their shapes suggest a mix of woodland and garden foliage.

The design belongs to the world of office goodbyes, where the joke about leaving a branch is a quick way to acknowledge a departure without making it heavy. Every element points toward one picture: a little group of leaves waving farewell, each one happy to see its friend go on to something new.

Who sees themselves in it

The people who notice this card first are usually the coworkers who spent years sharing a kitchen, a project and a running joke about the printer. They recognize the pun immediately, and the cheerful leaves help them smile instead of tearing up. Sorry You're Leafing Good Card suits a teammate, a manager or a friend from the office who is moving on.

You might pick it up when a colleague announces a new role, a move to another city or a well-earned retirement. It is the kind of card that gets passed around the desk area before it is signed. The humor lets everyone add a line without needing a perfect speech.

Because the joke is so simple, it works for people who do not usually write in cards at all. Someone who is more comfortable with puns than with long sentences will feel right at home with it.

Meant as a gift

Sorry You're Leafing Good Card is made for a last day in the office, a leaving party or the week before someone starts a new job. Slip it into a shared envelope with the rest of the team's notes, or hand it over with a small treat from the coffee station. It is a gift that gives a laugh and a memory in one go.

After the goodbyes, the card can go on a shelf or a fridge door as a small reminder of the people who signed it. Read the leaves aloud, add a line of your own inside, and let the pun carry the send-off.