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G2PLUS Christmas Gift Tags 50pc - Kraft Paper Labels with Twine
Brown With Dots
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Last 394 days · 394 data points (no recent data)
Price Distribution
Price distribution over 394 days • 2 price levels
Price Analysis
Most common price: £6.99 (377 days, 95.7%)
Price range: £5.94 - £6.99
Price levels: 2 different prices over 394 days
Description
Key Features
G2PLUS Christmas tags feature a glossy front with "merry christmas" and "to from" text plus red and green confetti dots for festive appeal.
Each tag measures 8.5 cm x 5.5 cm, providing generous writing space for names and personal messages on presents.
Made from sturdy 300 GSM high-quality card paper that resists bending and tearing during gift wrapping and handling.
Pack includes 50 kraft paper tags with 10m of natural jute twine for easy attachment to gift boxes and bags.
Matte brown reverse side allows clear, easy writing to identify gift recipients and senders.
Product Specifications
- Brand
- G2PLUS
- Colour
- Brown With Dots
- Size
- 8.5 Cm X 5.5 Cm
- Pack Size
- 50 items
- ASIN
- B0CHFC9DKM
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Listed Since
- 01 January 2011