Product Description
Welcome Santa Claus to your home with this Santa Stops Here Christmas vinyl decal. Featuring the festive phrase "Santa Stops Here" in playful lettering, the design includes Santa riding in his sleigh pulled by a reindeer, surrounded by decorative Christmas stars. This holiday window sticker is a fun way to let Santa know where to stop on Christmas Eve.
Made from premium, single-color glossy vinyl, this die-cut decal has no background and is designed for application to clean, smooth surfaces. Ideal for home windows, glass doors, entryways, storefronts, and other smooth surfaces. Available in multiple vinyl colors and seven square sizes for a variety of Christmas decorating needs.
Available Sizes (Width x Height):
8 x 8 inches – Perfect for smaller windows, sidelights, and compact holiday displays.
10 x 10 inches – Great for entryway windows, glass doors, and smaller decorative areas.
12 x 12 inches – Ideal for home windows, front doors with glass panels, and seasonal displays.
15 x 15 inches – Suitable for medium-sized windows, glass doors, and Christmas decorations.
18 x 18 inches – Excellent for larger home windows, entryway glass, and prominent holiday displays.
20 x 20 inches – Great for picture windows, storefront glass, and larger Christmas decorations.
22.5 x 22.5 inches – Perfect for oversized windows, business displays, and prominent seasonal decorations.
Application Options:
Standard – Applies to the outside of glass or other smooth surfaces and reads correctly from the application side.
Reverse – The design is reversed for application to the inside of a window so the lettering reads correctly when viewed from outside.
Product Features:
Premium glossy die-cut vinyl
Weatherproof with approximately 6 years of outdoor durability
Available in multiple vinyl colors
No clear background or printed border
Removable but not reusable
Suitable for indoor and outdoor application
Each order includes one Santa Stops Here Christmas vinyl decal in the selected size, color, and application orientation.
