POST Luxembourg has announced that on Tuesday 17 November 2026, it will issue new stamps, including the first stamps that can be embroidered by hand.

POST said that for its traditional series dedicated to the festive season, it is combining relatively classic designs with an original production technique this year. Depicting a snowflake and a deer, the two stamps feature pre-punched holes, allowing users to embroider them themselves. Each complete sheet comes with an embroidery kit containing a needle and thread.

This issue also marks the launch of a new charity stamp series centred on four emotions: love, joy, hope and compassion. Over the next four years, four designers will interpret these emotions in their own artistic styles.

A special series of three stamps dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patent will complete the new issues released in November.

Dedicated exclusively to this new stamp issue, the November 2026 edition of Philatélux presents the different stamps and provides details about their characteristics and designs.

The new stamps will be available from Tuesday 17 November 2026 through the POST Philately online shop at www.postphilately.lu, at the Philatelic Counter (Espace POST Luxembourg-Gare), and at all Espaces POST and post offices.