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Ross Kemp Christmas card

Ross Kemp rides a donkey wearing a captain’s hat in this Celebrity Traitors-inspired Christmas card, featuring the words: “HAPPY XMAS. NO ROOM AT THE INN? TRY TELLING GRANT MITCHELL.”

Regular price £4.00

About Ross Kemp Christmas card

A cheeky nod to his donkey remark and his famously intimidating EastEnders character. Perfect for a Ross Kemp fan or your Traitors-watching mate—because the nativity’s about to get a room, whether the innkeeper likes it or not.

It’s a physical printed Christmas card featuring my original illustration, printed on 280gsm card with a glossy finish. It measures approximately 7 × 5 inches (178 × 127mm) and comes with a brown kraft envelope, ready for you to write and send. This isn’t a digital download.

Personalisation

The illustration and wording on the front are fixed and can’t be personalised.

If you’d like me to handwrite a message inside and post the card directly to someone, select that option and enter your message before adding it to your basket. Remember to say who it’s from, then use the recipient’s delivery address at checkout.

Postage and delivery

I pack and post the cards myself from Teddington. Choose from Royal Mail First Class, Second Class, Tracked 24, Tracked 48 or Signed For options at checkout, where you’ll see the available services and postage prices before paying.

Please order early for Christmas, allowing time for me to prepare your card and for Royal Mail to deliver it. Tracked 24 and Tracked 48 are delivery aims, not guaranteed delivery times.

Materials and printing

  • Printing method: HP Indigo digital print.
  • Material: Fedrigoni card.
  • Card weight: 280gsm.
  • Finish: Gloss.
  • Size: 7 × 5 inches (178 × 127mm).
  • Inks: Water-based.
  • Paper: Sustainably sourced.
  • Vegan-friendly: Contains no animal products.
  • Recyclable.
  • Plastic-free product.

Envelope and packaging

Includes a brown kraft envelope. Orders use highly opaque postal envelopes and plastic-free packaging.