Letters from Santa
A letter from Santa, in the mailbox, with their name on it.
You know the good deeds, the best friend’s name and the one thing on the wish list. You fill those in; Santa writes back on North Pole letterhead and signs off with a jolly wave.
Write Santa’s letter.
Fill in a few details, pick one of Santa’s letters and change any word you like. The preview shows it on North Pole letterhead, exactly as we’ll print it.
Read it, change any word
Santa signs it himself. Keep it to one page; the preview shows where it ends.
You’ve changed the letter, so new details above aren’t added to it.
Printed on North Pole letterhead, folded into a standard envelope and mailed USPS First-Class. No tracking number. It usually arrives 7–10 business days after it’s mailed. Sales tax where it applies.
What you’re mailing
How it works.
Tell Santa a little
Your child’s first name, their age and town, a good deed this year, a wish, a sibling or a pet. Everything but the name is optional.
Read it first
Start from one of Santa’s letters, then change any word you like. What you see is exactly what we print.
It arrives by mail
We print it in a handwriting-style font, fold it into an envelope addressed to your child and mail it USPS First-Class.
Make it official: The Nice List.
A storybook certificate card with a gold-accent seal, naming your child on the Nice List this year, signed by Santa Claus. It pairs with the letter, or goes on its own. Coming with Santa’s letters.
Parents ask.
Is Santa’s letter postmarked from the North Pole?
No. Santa’s letter comes on North Pole letterhead, but it travels like any other letter: USPS First-Class, with an ordinary postmark and return address. We never fake a postmark.
Will my child see my name on the envelope?
The envelope carries an ordinary return address, not the North Pole. If that matters in your house, open the mail first and hand over the letter.
Is it handwritten?
It’s printed in a handwriting-style font. Nobody writes it with a pen.
When should I order?
We suggest ordering by December 10 so it lands before Christmas. December mail is slow, so earlier is better.
Your turn.
Keep the magic going.
Design a holiday cardHoliday cards from $2 each with postage, mailed First-Class. Letters from $3: $3 First-Class, $11 Certified, from $15 flat with tracking. Sales tax where it applies.