Christmas labels for gifts, cookie boxes and holiday mail
Personalized sticker labels printed with your family name, a message or the year. Round at 1.5 inches or square at 2 inches, shipped as sheets ready to peel, which is considerably faster than writing forty gift tags by hand on the twenty-third.
They seal the cookie boxes, top the jars of jam and cocoa mix, close the parcels, and go on the back of the cards. One order covers gifts, baking and post for the whole of December.
Matching the table
The same artwork prints on Christmas napkins, paper plates and coasters. A gift that arrives in the same design as the table it came off is a small thing that people remember.
How ordering works
Choose round or square, pick a quantity from 24 to 264, and give us the family name and the year. A free digital proof comes before printing. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Christmas label questions
How many labels do I need?
Count the gifts, the baked goods and the cards, then add a quarter. Most people underestimate December by about that much. Orders run from 24 to 264 labels.
What size should I choose?
1.5 inch round for jar lids, cocoa mix and candles. 2 inch square for boxes, parcels and envelopes. If you are using them as gift tags, the square gives room for a name and a from.
Can I write on them?
Ballpoint and permanent marker work on the printed surface; a fountain pen will not. If you want to write the recipient's name, ask us to leave a clear space and we will lay it out that way.
Will they stick to wrapping paper?
Yes, on smooth paper, card, glass, cellophane and plastic. Textured or heavily glittered wrapping paper is the one surface where they struggle.
Should I add the year?
If you want it to become an annual thing, yes, and families who do tend to reorder each December. Without it, the leftovers work again next Christmas.
When should I order?
October or early November. Labels are the item people leave until last and then need immediately, which is the worst possible combination in December.