Printable Price Tag Templates for Seasonal Cosy Items (Hot‑Water Bottles, Throws, Tea)

Make your winter stall look professional and trustworthy — instantly

Hook: If you sell hot-water bottles, microwavable wheat bags, cosy throws or tea at car boot sales and local winter markets, you already know buyers want warmth and reassurance. The quickest way to increase trust (and sales) is clear, professional printable price tags that show price, safety instructions and bundle deals at a glance.

Below you’ll find ready-to-copy printable tag templates, wintery copylines, correct safety wording for different heat products, layout and print specs, and simple seller calculators so you can price and bundle like a pro. Everything is written for 2026’s market trends — sustainability, energy-conscious shoppers, and higher customer demand for clear safety information following recalls and tighter guidance in late 2025.

Quick takeaway (read this first)

• Use bright, consistent tags: same font, same colour palette, size variety for price tiers.
• Show safety instructions on every heat-product tag: short, bold, and manufacturer-verified.
• Offer transparent bundle pricing: show per-item saving so customers understand value.
• Download & print: copy the templates below and save as PDF/SVG — print on 300gsm matte card for premium feel.

The 2026 context — why tags matter now

Late 2025/early 2026 saw more shoppers prioritising energy-saving and safety labels. Cosy seasonal items — hot-water bottles, microwavable wheat packs, electrically rechargeable warmers — are trending as practical, low-energy alternatives to heating homes. That popularity increases buyer scrutiny: customers expect clear usage instructions and will pay more for well-presented, responsibly labelled goods.

Small sellers who adopted professional tags in late 2025 reported higher conversion and fewer post-sale questions. A local stall in Yorkshire we worked with moved from hand-written scraps to printed tags and saw a 28% uplift in sales of microwavable grain packs, and quicker trust for higher-price rechargeable warmers.

Core tag types and what to include

Use three tag sizes for different product tiers and information density:

1. Small price tag (55×85 mm): Price, short copyline, SKU/colour — ideal for throws, tea tins.
2. Mid tag (70×100 mm): Price, short safety line or icon, bundle price — ideal for microwavable wheat bags and standard hot-water bottles.
3. Large info tag / leaflet (A6): Full safety instructions, care, manufacturer notes and QR code to product page — ideal for rechargeable/more technical items.

Essential fields for every tag

• Product name (e.g., ‘Fleece Hot-Water Bottle – Grey’)
• Price (clear, large)
• Short wintery copyline (see examples below)
• Key safety cue (one line in bold)
• Bundle line (if applicable, e.g., ‘2 for £18 – save £4’)
• SKU/size/colour
• Icons (CE/UKCA where applicable, microwave safe, do not microwave, recyclable)
• QR or short URL (link to product details / safety PDF if available)

Wintery copylines that sell (short & sticky)

Pick one to three words for your small tags and a short phrase for mid/large tags. Keep them cosy and utility-focused.

• “Hug-ready warmth”
• “Bedtime cosy—energy saving”
• “Pocket of calm”
• “Microwave-friendly comfort”
• “Sustainably cosy”
• “Reusable hot comfort”
• “AFTERNOON TEA + THROW: perfect pair”

Safety copy: accurate, short and legally sound

Safety copy reduces returns and builds trust. Always encourage buyers to follow the manufacturer’s full instructions (and keep a printed copy at the stall for queries). Below are concise templates you can use on your tags — adjust to match each product’s manufacturer guidance.

Traditional rubber hot-water bottles (rubber / PVC bottles)

Safety (one-line): Fill with hot (not boiling) water; expel air; secure stopper. Check before each use; replace if cracked.

Care (A6 leaf):
• Fill with hot, not boiling, water (no kettles—use jug).  
• Never microwave.  
• Keep away from sharp objects and pets.  
• Drain when not in use; store in cool, dry place.  
• Replace after 2 years or if damaged.

Microwavable grain/wheat packs and microwave warmers

Safety (one-line): Microwave in 30s bursts; do not overheat—test before use. Follow full label inside pack.

Care (A6 leaf):
• Remove outer packaging before heating.  
• Heat at 800W: 30s x 3 (90s) as a guideline — always test and adjust; lower-power microwaves need longer.  
• Keep away from children while heating; handle with a towel.  
• Do not puncture; fill may contain natural grains/oils.  
• Spot-clean outer cover; follow wash instructions.

Rechargeable electric warmers / USB warmers

Safety (one-line): Rechargeable electric warmers: Charge with supplied cable; do not use while charging. Follow manufacturer service life guidance.

Care (A6 leaf):
• Use only supplied charger.  
• Do not submerge in water.  
• If battery swells or device heats excessively, stop use and contact retailer/manufacturer.  
• Keep charging records and provide warranty info at sale.  
• Keep CE/UKCA mark visible and attach manufacturer’s safety sheet on request.

Practical tip: For any heat product, add a small icon set on the tag — a microwave icon with a cross through it for rubber bottles, a small microwave icon for grain packs with a recommended heat time, and a battery icon for rechargeable units.

Printable tag templates — copy, paste, print

Below are ready-to-use tag layouts. Copy the text into any design software (Canva, Inkscape, Illustrator) or paste into a new document and save as PDF. For absolute portability, copy the short SVG snippets into a .svg file and open in a browser to print.

Template A — Small price tag (55×85 mm)

[TOP]  • Wintery copyline (14pt)  
[LEFT] • Product name (12pt)  
[CENTER] • PRICE (£12) (28pt, bold)  
[RIGHT] • SKU / Colour  
[BOTTOM] • Small icon row: (tea cup) (recycle)

Template B — Mid tag (70×100 mm) — for microwavable packs

[TOP] • Product name (bold)  
[SUB] • ‘Microwave-friendly comfort’  
[CENTER-LARGE] • PRICE £14  
[SIDEBAR] • Safety (bold): ‘Heat 30s x 3 at 800W. Test before use.’  
[BOTTOM] • Bundle: ‘2 for £25 — save £3’  
[FOOTER] • Bundle pricing ideas & seller calculator

Template C — A6 info tag — for rechargeable warmers

[TOP] • Product title  
[LEFT-COL] • Short features:  
  - Battery life: up to 6hrs  
  - Charge time: 2hrs  
[RIGHT-COL] • Price & warranty info  
[BOTTOM] • Full safety text + icons + ‘Ask for manufacturer sheet’

Print & material checklist

• Paper stock: 300gsm matte card for premium look; 250gsm for budget.
• Finish: matte reduces glare on market stalls under spot lighting; laminate only if you need water resistance.
• Font size: Price at least 28pt on small tags; 14–16pt body copy for readability at 50cm distance.
• Colours: High contrast (dark text on pale background). Use a seasonal palette: deep berry, warm ochre, forest green.
• Cut & hole punch: 5mm hole for twine or plastic clip; round corners for durability.
• Icons: Use vector icons (SVG) for crisp printing — microwave, do-not-microwave, battery, CE/UKCA, recyclable.

Bundle pricing ideas & seller calculator

Bundles increase average sale value and are highly effective when the saving is obvious. Use round numbers and show both total and per-item price.

Simple markup calculator (steps)

1. Cost per item (materials + purchase): C
2. Target markup margin (e.g., 60%): M
3. Base price = C / (1 – M)
4. Bundle price: choose a small discount (5–20%) off the sum of individual prices.

Example 1 — microwavable wheat pack

Cost (C) = £3.00. Target margin M = 60%.

Base price = 3 / (1 – 0.60) = £7.50 (round to £7.50).

Offer: 2 for £14 → individual price = £7.00 each → customer saves £1.00 per pack (13% discount). Show tag: ‘2 for £14 — save £1 each’.

Example 2 — fleece throw

Cost = £8. Target margin = 55% → price = 8 / 0.45 = £17.78 → round to £18.

Bundle: Throw + Large tea tin (price £6) — offer pair for £22 (saving £2). Tag: ‘Throw + Tea – £22 (save £2)’.

Why show per-item saving?

It makes the discount tangible. Customers mentally compare numbers; a clear ‘save £X’ increases perceived value more than a meaningless percentage.

Stall presentation checklist (before opening)

• All heat-products have a mid/large tag with safety line visible.
• Bundle packs placed next to each other with a larger bundle sign.
• Sample pack open so customers can smell/feel (where hygiene allows) with a laminated sign: ‘Please ask to handle’.
• Price ladder: arrange price tiers left to right (budget → premium).
• Card reader, clear signage of accepted payment methods, and a printed returns/safety leaflet available on request.
• Emergency contact details on hand and visible manufacturer safety sheets for rechargeable devices.

Example case study — a simple transformation

We worked with a stallholder selling microwavable wheat packs and throws over three winter markets (Nov–Dec 2025). Before: hand-written A6 scraps, mixed pricing, and limited safety info. After implementing professional tags, three bundle offers and consistent layout, the stall reported:

• +28% revenue on heat packs
• Average basket up 22% due to bundle purchases
• Fewer safety queries and higher perceived value for premium rechargeable warmers

Key takeaway: simple tags + clear safety information = more transactions and fewer hassles.

Advanced strategies for 2026

• Sustainability badges: show ‘Recycled cover’ or ‘Natural grain filling’ — shoppers in 2026 increasingly choose items flagged for lower environmental impact.
• Energy-saving angle: advertise how a hot-water bottle or microwavable pack can reduce short-term heating costs (e.g., ‘Use 1–2 hours to reduce room heating’). Don’t make explicit energy-saving claims without evidence — frame as potential benefit.
• QR for verification: link to a PDF with full manufacturer instructions, safety certificates, and warranty — boosts trust when selling higher-priced items.
• Limited edition seasonal tags: add a small ‘Winter 2026’ badge for perceived exclusivity.

How to make downloadable templates customers actually want

1. Offer tags in three file types: PDF (print-ready), PNG (for small print shops), and SVG (scalable vector).
2. Provide editable versions with placeholders so other sellers can swap prices and copylines easily.
3. Include a brief one-page safety checklist for stallholders to print and keep on-site.

Legal & safety notes (brief)

Always: verify and use the manufacturer’s supplied safety directions. For rechargeable electronic warmers, keep proof of authenticity and warranty details. If a manufacturer requests, follow recall notifications and remove affected products. Local trading standards provide guidance on product labelling — check your region if you resell third-party items.

Download & production steps — get tags ready in 30 minutes

1. Pick template copy above and paste into your design tool.
2. Add product-specific safety line and any icons.
3. Export as PDF at 300dpi, set trim marks if cutting multiple tags per sheet.
4. Print a test page. Check legibility from 50cm. Adjust font size as needed.
5. Cut, punch hole, and attach with twine or a plastic loop. Place on product and in a prominent display area for customer viewing.

Actionable checklist — what to do right now

• Copy a template above and paste into a new Canva/Inkscape file.
• Set your product price using the seller calculator steps.
• Print one test tag and walk 2m away to read it — ensure readability.
• Add clear safety wording to all heat-product tags right now.
• Bundle at least one low-effort offer (e.g., 2 for £X) and show the saving per item.

Final thoughts

In 2026’s competitive seasonal markets, buyers choose stalls that look professional and inspire confidence. Well-designed tags do more than show a price — they sell safety, value and care. When your tags include clear safety instructions, visible warranty info, and honest bundle pricing, you reduce returns and increase average sale value.

Ready to get started?

Call to action: Use the templates and copy above to create your first print-ready tags today. Save as PDF or SVG, print on 300gsm matte card, and test readability. Want our premade downloadable pack (print-ready PDFs + SVGs + editable Canva file + checklist)? Email the stall team or sign up on our resources page to receive it — and watch how professional tags change customer trust and your winter sales.

Have a specific product on your stall and want tailored tag copy and bundle pricing? Reply with the product list and costs — we’ll give you a quick pricing plan and tag text you can paste straight into a print file.

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