
Tails of Britain · Design No. 3
Fox and Robin Christmas Cards, Pack of 10
A Fur-Ever Friendly Christmas. Two fox cubs shelter a tiny robin from the snowdrift. Set in the Chiltern woods.
£16.99 for 10 cards with envelopes · free UK delivery
- 10 cards, one design, 5 × 7 in
- Gloss 280gsm card, kraft envelopes
- “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” inside
- Printed to order in the UK
- Suggested Christmas order-by date: 14 December
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About the design
Two fox cubs in knitted scarves have curled up in the snow with their bushy tails wrapped round each other, and tucked safely in the middle is a very small robin, out of the wind. It's called A Fur-Ever Friendly Christmas, and it's the gentlest card in the range: the one for people who like their Christmas cards sweet rather than slapstick.
It's set in the beech woods of the Chiltern Hills, where red kites wheel overhead and foxes really do trot along the woodland edges at dusk. In real life the friendship is a little less likely. Fox cubs are born in spring, so by December they'd be nearly grown, and robins are famously feisty: they're one of the few British birds that sing right through the winter, partly to defend their patch from other robins. A robin accepting a cuddle from anybody is the joke.
Foxes and robins are two of the most searched-for Christmas card animals in the UK, and this design puts both on one card. It's a good choice for family, neighbours and anyone who'd rather send something cosy than a cartoon.
What's in the pack

Each pack contains 10 copies of A Fur-Ever Friendly Christmas: 5 × 7 inch (127 × 178 mm) gloss greeting cards printed on 280gsm card, each with “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” printed inside and its own kraft envelope. The pack is £16.99 and UK delivery is free.
Every pack is printed to order by our printer here in the UK and sent by standard post. Most orders arrive within about a week, and Etsy shows a delivery estimate for your postcode before you buy. For Christmas, we suggest ordering by 14 December; that's a provisional date, so earlier is safer. Sending your cards yourself? Our guide to last posting dates for Christmas 2026 has the Royal Mail deadlines.
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