Give your art a little holiday cheer.
Ten reusable Santa hats that cling to the glass on your framed photos. No adhesive, no residue, back in the drawer by January.
The shop opens 1 November. Prices and pack sizes here are final.
You already own the decorations. They’re on the wall. They just need hats.
Peel
Lift a hat off the backing sheet. No liner to fight with.
Place
Press it to the glass, over somebody's head, and nudge it straight.
Step back. Laugh.
Back on the sheet in January. The same ten wait for next December.
Great-grandma would have loved this. Probably.
The 2″ hat, left-leaning, sitting on the glazing over a portrait that has never once smiled. Nothing is stuck to the painting. Nothing is stuck to anything — it holds to the glass by static and lifts off clean.
One sheet.
Eight hats. Three sizes.
Four at one inch, two at an inch and a half, two at two inches — each one leaning left and leaning right, so the hat sits the way the head is turned. Cut to the outline of the hat, so there is no rectangle of plastic around it.
- No adhesive
- No residue
- Reusable
Give the subtle gift of holiday cheer.
A sheet fits in an envelope, so it posts like a card. Send one to whoever owns the most framed photographs — they will know exactly what to do with it.
A dollar a sheet, to [CHARITY TBD].
[PLACEHOLDER. THE ORGANISATION MUST BE CONFIRMED BEFORE THIS CLAIM IS PUBLISHED.]
The short answers.
Posted from Los Angeles by USPS, shipping included. Order by [DATE] for Christmas.
- Will it damage the artwork?
- No. There is no adhesive. The hat holds to the glass by static and never touches the art behind it.
- Does it work on bare canvas?
- No — it needs a smooth surface. Glass and acrylic glazing work; unframed canvas and textured prints do not.
- How long do they last?
- Season after season, if you put them back on the backing sheet. Keep them out of direct sun and away from dust.
- Can I send one as a gift?
- Yes. A sheet fits in an envelope, so it posts like a card.