Christmas doormats are here to help you keep your festive shopping secret from the family

IF you’re trying to be organised and do your Christmas shopping online this year – these doormats are for you. There’s nothing worse than having your other half or your kids spot packaging for their present before you’ve had a chance to wrap it. Amazon delivery doormat, £21.70, Etsy – buy now Some companies have […]

IF you’re trying to be organised and do your Christmas shopping online this year – these doormats are for you.

There’s nothing worse than having your other half or your kids spot packaging for their present before you’ve had a chance to wrap it.

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• Amazon delivery doormat, £21.70, Etsy – buy now

Some companies have the annoying habit of printed what you’ve ordered on the box – killing the surprise.

But now you can rope the postman or delivery driver into your plan to keep the presents secret with the help of these Christmassy doormats.

They’ve got festive-inspired slogans, including ‘Here comes Amazon, here comes Amazon, right down my driveway’, and ‘Please hide packages from boyfriend’.

You can substitute ‘boyfriend’ for husband, fiancé, wife and even girlfriend – so there’s one for everyone.

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• Hide packages doormat, £21.70, Etsy – buy now

Prices start at £21.70 for a small doormat from the Etsy store, run by CraftyIndyGal, and go up to £33.75 for a large version.

If you wanted to make your extra special, or thought it might make a great gift itself, you can even personalise them.

But as they’re made in the US they come with high shipping fees, so you’d better order one soon to arrive in time for Christmas.

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