Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do RUC Calendars have pictures for each month?

No, our Calendars are all about space for writing. That's what makes us different. We want the paper to be more writable than usual calendars, for each day to have heaps of space for writing, there should be room for notes and the text should be large and easy to read.

Are the RUC Calendars easy to write on?

Yes, we don't use the usual calendar shiny paper, we use paper with some texture to make it easier to write on.

Are the RUC Calendars suitable for people with poor vision?

Yes, all of our Calendars have large text and it is easier for most people to read black and white lettering so we use that too.

Why don't the RUC Calendars have public holidays and religious dates?

Our Calendars are created for all, regardless of culture, beliefs, age, or other factors. They are a blank canvas for special days. Users in Australia or abroad can add meaningful or important days themselves and know their Calendar is all about their life. It also makes it easier to send them overseas as gifts because it is a one size fit for all countries and cultures.

When are Calendars delivered and can I get a refund before they get delivered?

In 2024, RUC had only the Calendary for sale. In 2025, we have 6 products for sale. To help us get started, we use a pre-order method of sales because we don't know if we will have 5 sales or 500. We  set a date for printing in November to allow time for postage.

All the January to December Calendars will be posted in November.

If you purchase one before November, you can change your mind and receive 100% of your money back but after 1 November, there are no refunds unless the product you receive is faulty.

Are all of the Calendars made in Australia?

Yes, we will never print Calendars for sale in Australia overseas because we want to create Australian jobs, careers and opportunities. If we have overseas retailers in the future, we will do our best to use their local printers because we believe it is important to support local communities and reduce emissions from shipping.