Front of embroidered Cotton present sack full of gifts and red velvet ribbon by a window
Close up of embroidered polar bear, presents and mushrooms on present sack
Reverse of filled present sack with embroidered message next to decorated Christmas tree
Close up of embroidered messaging "Special delivery from the north pole" in silver written font and stars
Both Reindeer and Polar bear Cotton embroidered Christmas sacks filled with gifts in front of tree
Christmas scene of a living room with stockings on the fire place, decorations on a Christmas tree and advent calendar hanging from wall with presents
Present Sack - Polar Bear
Present Sack - Polar Bear

Present Sack - Polar Bear

Sale price£52.00
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Make Christmas morning extra magical with Avery Row's Christmas Present Sack - a timeless way to keep special gifts under the tree. Perfect for keeping presents tucked away until the big reveal, these reusable Christmas sacks are a festive tradition little ones will look forward to year after year.

Crafted from lightly quilted organic cotton with embroidered details, each sack is finished with a luxurious velvet tie to keep treasures safe.

•    Spacious design for gifts
•    Organic cotton fabric
•    Luxury velvet tie
•    Delicate embroidery and gold stars
•    ‘Special Delivery from the North Pole’ message on reverse

Part of the Wintry Woodlands Collection, see Polar Bear and friends, each wrapped in a cosy scarf, as they wrap presents and prepare for Christmas day.

Matching Reusable Advent Calendar, Stockings and Tree Decorations available.

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