Allyix · Christmas Eve
The bag the big gifts come out of.
A 45-by-28-inch sack in burgundy velvet with a white plush cuff, a gold Christmas-tree print and a braided gold drawstring finished with two pom-poms. Fill it on the 24th, set it by the tree, and let Christmas morning start with one bag instead of twelve rolls of paper.
Measure first
Forty-five inches is a lot of bag.
Forty-five inches tall and twenty-eight across laid flat – sized for the gifts you couldn’t wrap, or for all of one child’s presents at once.
Laid flat: 45 in tall × 28 in wide (115 × 72 cm). Filled round: roughly 17–18 in across – the 28 in flat width becomes about a 56 in circumference – and up to about 40 in of usable height once the cuff is gathered.
That’s the rule of thumb for what goes in: anything up to about 40 in long and 17 in across, or several boxes stacked. A balance bike, a dollhouse box, a stack of board games, an oversized plush, a scooter – one sack, one reveal.
What it’s made of
Velvet, plush, gold, cord.
Four parts, each doing a job.
Ways to use it
Six jobs for one sack.
Christmas morning first. Then the rest of December – and a few things after.
The reveal
How to stage Christmas morning.
Will it fit?
Common big gifts, measured.
Based on the sack’s 45 in height and roughly 17–18 in filled diameter. Measure your gift’s longest side and widest side.
| Gift | Typical size | Fits? |
|---|---|---|
| Kids’ balance bike | about 33 in long × 20 in tall | Yes – diagonally, handlebars up. |
| Ride-on toy (small) | about 24 × 12 × 18 in | Yes. |
| Dollhouse, boxed | about 30 × 24 × 12 in | Yes – box standing on end. |
| Board games, stacked | 20 × 20 in boxes | Yes – six to eight deep. |
| Oversized plush | 36–40 in | Yes – squashes to fit. |
| Kids’ scooter | about 30 in folded | Yes. |
| Kids’ bike, 16 in wheels (boxed) | about 48 × 28 × 8 in box | No – longer than the sack. Unboxed, the frame fits diagonally with the front wheel showing. |
| Several children’s gifts together | mixed | Yes – but one sack per child keeps the reveal clean. |
Pairs with
Build the scene around it.
Burgundy, white and gold – the sack brings the palette. These finish the picture.
Care & storage
Treat it like velvet, store it like a stocking.
- ✓Spot-clean only. Dab marks with a barely damp cloth; don’t soak the velvet or the plush.
- ✓Steam, don’t iron. Fold creases lift after a few minutes in a steamy bathroom or a cool-setting steamer held at a distance. An iron flattens velvet pile.
- ✓Protect the gold artwork. Fold the sack with the print on the inside and don’t press anything heavy on it. Keep it away from heat.
- ✓Fluff the plush. A soft brush brings the white cuff back up after a year in storage.
- ✓Cord is not a toy. A long drawstring with pom-poms – keep it out of reach of babies, toddlers and pets, and don’t let children play inside the sack.
- ✓Store folded, dry. In the stocking box, away from damp and direct sun, which fades the burgundy.
Details
Specifications
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Extra-large Santa sack / Christmas gift bag, 1 piece |
| Size | 45 in tall × 28 in wide laid flat (115 × 72 cm); about 17–18 in across when filled |
| Fabric | Velvet, burgundy red |
| Trim | White plush cuff around the opening |
| Artwork | Gold Christmas tree with star, snowflakes and stars; ‘Merry Christmas & Happy New Year’ lettering embroidered |
| Closure | Gold braided drawstring through the cuff, two gold pom-poms |
| Use | Gift sack, Santa prop, gift-exchange bag, tree-side décor, off-season storage. Indoor |
| Brand | Allyix |
Questions
Asked before adding to cart
How big is it, really?
Forty-five inches tall and twenty-eight wide laid flat – about the height of a six-year-old. Filled round it’s roughly 17–18 in across. It takes a balance bike, a boxed dollhouse or all of one child’s gifts at once.
Does it stand up on its own?
Filled with boxes, yes – put the heavy, square items in first. Empty or filled only with soft gifts it slumps like any fabric sack, so lean it against the tree or a chair.
Will a kid’s bike fit?
A balance bike or a small scooter, yes – diagonally. A boxed 16-inch-wheel bike is about 48 in long and won’t; unboxed, the frame goes in with the front wheel peeking out of the cuff, which honestly looks better.
Can I put a name on it?
There’s no name panel. The easy route is a gift tag tied to the pom-pom cord.
How many should I buy?
One per child is the family-tested answer – each gets their own reveal and their own bag year after year. One extra for the gift-exchange game or the Santa visit.
Our promise
Three things you can count on
Fill it on the 24th.
Forty-five inches of burgundy velvet, one gold cord, and Christmas morning starts with a single bag – add it to your cart, one per child.
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