There are eight designs in our personalised Christmas sack range. All of them are printed on a cream drawstring sack with cord ties, all of them carry a name, and all of them come in the same three sizes at the same prices. So the choice comes down to the person the sack is for. Here is what each design looks like and who it tends to suit.
Straight from the North Pole
Christmas Santa Sacks are styled as a special delivery from Santa's workshop. The print has North Pole delivery-style artwork with a space for the child’s name. The product listing confirms that these sacks are offered in English only.
Santa Claus Christmas Sack takes the friendlier route: a cheerful cartoon Santa waving, "Merry Christmas" above and the name below. Good for toddlers and anyone who likes their Santa jolly rather than official.
Classic & grown-up
Monogram Wreath Christmas Sack puts a single initial in red serif inside a holly and berry wreath, with the full name underneath. It is an option to consider for an adult, a teenager or a shared family sack. Ask us to confirm surname wording before ordering.
Tree Christmas Sack is a decorated Christmas tree with baubles and candy canes, "Merry Christmas" in red and the name below. Traditional without being fussy, and it suits any age.
Fun & cheerful
Gingerbread Christmas Sack is a smiling gingerbread man in a Santa hat, with "Merry Christmas" above and the name in red below. An option to consider if the recipient likes gingerbread characters.
Elf Christmas Sack shows a pair of elf legs in red and green striped stockings and curly green shoes, with the name in green underneath. If there is an elf on a shelf in your house in December, this is its matching sack.
Gifts Christmas Sack is a stack of wrapped presents in red and green plaid with the name below. It is the most neutral of the fun designs, and works for a child or an adult.
A South African Christmas
Summer Santa Christmas Sack is Santa in sunglasses with "Merry Christmas" above and the name below, because our Christmas Day is more pool and braai than snow and sleigh. The summer-themed sack and labels offer a related theme; compare the individual product images rather than assuming their artwork is identical.
Picking for siblings
Two children, two sacks. The easy way to keep the peace is one design each, chosen by the child, in the same size. Let each child choose their preferred design rather than assuming their age determines what they like. The names do the rest.
Once you have a design, our guide to choosing a Christmas sack size covers Small, Medium and Large, and adding a name to a Christmas sack covers what to write on it. Browse all eight in the Christmas gift bags collection.