Holidays · A4
Undercover – Secret Santa gift tags
Nine printable Secret Santa gift tags on one A4 sheet, in pillar-box red and manila kraft, for an office, friends’ or family gift swap where the giver stays anonymous. Five manila tags have little linocut-style illustrations of Santa going undercover (a Santa hat in disguise glasses and a false moustache, a padlocked present, a magnifying glass and boot prints, a sealed envelope, a fake beard on a stick), and four red tags are bold lettering. Each has its own cheeky line, from “Shh! It’s a secret” and “Who’s it from? Can’t say!” to “Fake beard, real gift!”, a To line for the lucky recipient (on a cream name strip on the red tags, easy to write on) and a mysterious sign-off such as “from Agent S. Claus” or “from definitely not me”. Change any wording or type names on the To lines, then print on card to tie on with string, or on sticker paper as Secret Santa labels.
First design free, then 99p, or £5 a month for every design.
About this gift tag
- What it is
- Secret Santa gift tags, Holidays
- Who it’s for
- Work and colleagues, Grown-ups, Families
- Style
- Holly & tartan, Playful, Rustic, Hand-drawn
- Colours
- Red, Brown, Mustard, Cream
- Season
- Winter
- Size
- A4, portrait
- You can change
- 37 text boxes, fonts, colours and layout
- Fonts
- Barlow Condensed, Caveat, Caprasimo
- Files
- A4 PDF to print at home, PNG image, watermarked proof
Sample wording
Change any of it to your own details.
TOP SECRET
handle with glee
TO
from Agent S. Claus
Shh!
it’s a secret
from you-know-who
Any
clues?
from: classified
Who’s it from?
Can’t · say!
What to put on a Secret Santa gift tags
- Who it’s to and who it’s from.
- A word or two about the gift, or a short message.
- Punch a hole in the corner and tie it on with ribbon or twine.
Printing tip: print at actual size (100%) on good paper, or on card if it’s going on display.
How it works
- Personalise Change any word, font or colour.
- Check your proof A watermarked proof shows every detail.
- Download and print At home or at a print shop. We don’t post anything.
