Christmas Stocking Ordering Tips

• It is best to order for the family at the same time:  Even though fabric is ordered by the bulk, the manufacturer dyes the fabric in different intervals, which sometimes cause me to receive fabric from different lot numbers.  This means that the stocking material may seem a different shade when compared to each other.  Also, there may be times when the manufacturer was out of stock, which causes me to purchase cuff and toe material that is a slightly different then previous years. (checks are larger or smaller).  The lettering (font) may be different.  If  an embroidery machine is in repair, another will be used with different fonts.   These circumstances are out of my control and cannot be avoided. I cannot guarantee your set will match if not ordered together. 
   

• The best time to order is before November: I start to receive the bulk of Christmas orders around the middle of November.  A cut off date is sometimes posted around the beginning or middle of December depending on the season.  This is to ensure that all the orders are completed in time for Christmas delivery. 
   

• A payment plan is available January-September:  An affordable payment plan is set up for those customers who wish to purchase Christmas stockings for the entire family. 
   

• Make changes in the original design may cause a delay in processing your order:  A large amount of Christmas stockings are partially made ahead of time.  Requesting changes means I am forced to make your Christmas stockings from scratch.  Finishing up a stocking that is partially made will  go out quicker than one that is created from the ground up. 
   

• Multiple names on the cuff means smaller lettering: It is difficult to squeeze more than one name on the cuff size.  If you would like a first and middle name or two first names applied to your Christmas stocking,  please understand that the name will be applied in the largest size possible. If you are ordering more than one stocking, the one with the multiple names probably will have smaller letters then the others in the set. Only one name is allowed on the tree skirts.  (only one "family" name).