Christmas and Holiday ecommerce email examples
Holiday emails run from gift guides to shipping cut-offs and last-minute e-gift cards. See how brands plan the season, week by week.
- Emails
- 38
- Brands
- 9
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Warning: Spoilers inside…
This email from Joma Jewellery teases the 2026 Advent Calendar with a spoiler-warning subject line and preheader, inviting readers to take a little look inside. The body is largely image-based, with navigation links for A Littles, Personalisation and Gifts, plus footer links to Shipping FAQs, Contact us and Find a stockist. No prices, discount codes, free shipping thresholds or other promotional mechanics appear in the visible text. The message functions as a seasonal teaser for a holiday gifting product rather than a direct sales push, and it closes with standard brand, terms, privacy and unsubscribe information. The tone is playful and curiosity-driven, aimed at a general audience, with no explicit urgency or deadline stated.
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Claim Your FREE Holiday Hand Soap 🧼
This Plant Therapy email promotes a free holiday-themed foaming hand soap as a seasonal sink-side gift, described as the brand's best-smelling scent. The message also highlights two percentage discounts: 40% off Tension Relief and 30% off Silky Twilight. Navigation links direct recipients to browse, sale, rewards, new arrivals, best sellers, essential oils, hair and skin care, and household categories. The tone is friendly and promotional, with a clear seasonal angle tied to the holidays. The email includes social media links and standard preference management and unsubscribe options. No shipping thresholds, coupon codes, or expiration dates appear in the visible content.
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75% Off & $75 for a Limited Time
This Gilt marketing email leads with a bold subject line advertising 75% off and a $75 offer for a limited time, signalling a high-urgency flash sale. The preheader name-checks designer labels Valentino, 3.1 Phillip Lim and Proenza Schouler while pointing readers to a holiday guide, blending luxury fashion with seasonal gifting. Navigation links cover Gifts, Women, Men, Kids and Home, so the assortment spans apparel and lifestyle categories. Repeated calls to action such as Act Fast, Click Quick, Shop Now, Score Now, Tap In and Hurry In reinforce scarcity and speed. The body contains no product descriptions, prices or coupon codes beyond the headline discount, and the footer carries standard account, service, privacy and unsubscribe information. Overall it is a short, urgency-driven promotional email aimed at driving immediate clicks to a limited-time designer sale.
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All 60 - 80% Off 3.1 Phillip Lim to Proenza Schouler - New Price Drops
This Gilt marketing email promotes a designer sale with headline discounts of 60 to 80 percent off brands ranging from 3.1 Phillip Lim to Proenza Schouler, alongside new price drops. The preheader highlights Valentino styles at $599.99 and a holiday luxury guide. The body repeats a personalized section titled Top Finds Based on Your Recently Viewed, listing discounted items from Seychelles, FLY London, Colette Rose and Versace with original and sale prices plus percentage savings. Navigation links cover Gifts, Women, Men, Kids and Home, and a More Boutiques section suggests further personalized browsing. The message closes with account, customer service, privacy and terms links plus a Boston mailing address and a copyright notice for Gilt Groupe. The tone is promotional and savings-focused, aimed at a broad shopping audience during the holiday season.
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Valentino w/ $599.99 Styles | Your Holiday Guide
This Gilt marketing email promotes a last-call clearance sale alongside a holiday gift guide. The subject line highlights Valentino styles priced at $599.99 and directs readers to a holiday guide. The body repeats urgency-driven calls to action such as Act Fast, Hurry In, Click Quick, and Score Now, pointing to category links for Gifts, Women, Men, Kids, and Home. Navigation also covers Last-Call Clearance sections for shoes, swim, and most-shopped jewelry. The tone is promotional and time-pressured, emphasizing limited remaining inventory rather than specific percentage discounts. No coupon code or explicit percentage reduction appears in the visible copy; the only concrete price mentioned is the $599.99 Valentino reference. The email targets a general shopping audience interested in designer clearance and seasonal gifting.
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Your Holiday Guide 🎁 Luxuries from Her Wish List
This Gilt marketing email is a holiday gift guide aimed at shoppers browsing luxury items for someone's wish list. The subject line frames it as a personal holiday guide, while the preheader highlights one-time specials, luxe shoes organized by size, and the TUMI brand. The body is largely navigational, with category links for women, men, kids, home, and city, plus repeated calls to action such as Tap In, Hurry In, Shop Now, and Score Now. No specific discount code, percentage, or price appears in the visible text, so the message relies on urgency and curated product discovery rather than a stated promotion. The tone is friendly and aspirational, positioning the email as a seasonal shopping destination for premium gifts.
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Coming Soon: A Night Lark Christmas🎄
This teaser email from Fine Bedding Company announces an upcoming Night Lark Christmas collection rather than a live sale. The subject line promises festive bedding is coming soon, and the body previews four seasonal designs: Nordic Christmas, Pink Santa, Scandi Christmas Tree, and Festive Dogs. Navigation links point to Coverless Duvets, New In, and Bestsellers, while trust signals include a five-star Trustpilot rating and free thirty-day returns. A free delivery threshold of eighty-five pounds is repeated twice, encouraging basket building ahead of the launch. The tone is warm and anticipatory, using a Christmas tree emoji and the phrase Christmas made easy. No discount code, percentage reduction, or purchase deadline appears, so the message functions mainly as a seasonal awareness and list-warming notice for subscribers.
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Our Advent Calendars have arrived !✨🌸
This Clarins marketing email announces the arrival of the brand's Advent Calendars, positioning them as a limited, in-demand beauty product filled with daily surprises. The subject line and preheader emphasize the launch, while body copy urges recipients to act quickly before stock runs out. The email promotes the Club Clarins loyalty program, highlighting that members earn ten points per dollar spent and receive fifty points for signing up. It also lists service benefits including free shipping on orders over fifty dollars, three free samples per order, and ten percent off plus free shipping with a subscription. The tone is friendly and urgent, focused on seasonal gifting and savings rather than a specific percentage discount code.
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You've got exclusive early access!
This email from Joma Jewellery announces exclusive early access to the brand's 2026 Advent Calendars, inviting recipients to shop the collection before the general public. The subject line and preheader both read "You've got exclusive early access!" and the body urges readers to "Shop our 2026 Advent Calendars before anyone else." Navigation links point to categories such as A Littles, Personalisation, and Gifts, suggesting a jewellery and personalised gift retailer. The message carries a seasonal, gifting-oriented angle tied to the upcoming holiday period, with a strong exclusivity and early-access framing rather than a price promotion. No discount code, percentage off, free shipping threshold, or bundle pricing appears in the visible copy. Footer content includes customer care, shipping FAQs, stockist information, and standard legal links, plus a physical company address in Banbury, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.
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ULTRA-Coveted Deals ✦ Limited Time
This Gilt marketing email promotes a limited-time luxury sale spanning women's, men's, kids, home, and city categories, with Canada Goose outerwear and a shoes-by-size shop highlighted in the preheader. The subject line calls the offers ultra-coveted and limited time, while repeated calls to action such as Click Quick, Act Fast, Score Now, Hurry In, and Tap In create a sense of urgency throughout the body. Holiday gifting is also referenced through first holiday gifts. The message is image-heavy with many links and minimal explanatory copy, relying on short imperative phrases rather than detailed product descriptions. No explicit coupon code, percentage discount, or price is stated in the visible text, so the promotion is conveyed mainly through urgency and category navigation rather than concrete savings figures.
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The Holiday Preview - Get First Gifts
This Gilt marketing email previews holiday gifting with steep discounts on designer fashion and home goods. The subject line announces a holiday preview and invites shoppers to get first gifts, while the preheader highlights up to 80% off new Badgley Mischka to Mac Duggal and gathering in style. The body promotes $39.99 serveware alongside personalized product recommendations based on recently viewed items, featuring brands such as Colette Rose, ESTELLINA, Tiffany & Fred Paris, and Jason Wu with prices and percentage savings shown. Navigation covers women, men, kids, home, and city categories. The tone is promotional and savings-focused, using urgency around early holiday shopping and personalized picks to encourage browsing and purchase. No coupon codes appear; discounts are reflected directly in listed prices.
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Reminder: Our Advent Calendars Are Back
This email from Joma Jewellery is a reminder that their Advent Calendars are back and invites recipients to sign up for early access. The message is short and largely visual, with navigation links for Personalisation and Gifts, plus a Help Centre, Shipping FAQs, Contact us and Find a stockist. There is no discount code, percentage saving, free shipping or bundle mentioned, so the offer is early access rather than a price promotion. The tone is friendly and reminder-oriented, creating mild urgency with the phrase there is still time. The email targets a general audience of jewellery shoppers interested in seasonal gifting, particularly Advent Calendars, and includes standard legal and unsubscribe links.
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Our sell-out Advent Calendar is BACK
This email announces the return of a sell-out Advent Calendar from Joma Jewellery, positioning it as a highly anticipated seasonal item. The subject and preheader both state 'Our sell-out Advent Calendar is BACK', emphasizing renewed availability and past popularity. The body invites recipients to 'Sign up now for your exclusive early access', framing the offer around exclusivity and early opportunity rather than a discount. Navigation links reference personalisation and gifts, suggesting the brand's broader jewellery gifting range. The message includes standard footer elements such as shipping FAQs, contact details, a stockist finder, and legal links. No specific price, coupon code, or percentage discount appears in the visible content. The tone is friendly and enthusiastic, with urgency implied by the sell-out history and early-access signup call to action. The audience appears to be general subscribers interested in seasonal gifting.
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15% Off on Dolce & Gabbana - Today Only
This promotional email from Feeling Sexy Perfume announces a one-day-only 15% discount on Dolce & Gabbana fragrances, framed as part of a continuing Christmas in July event. The subject line emphasizes the limited-time nature of the deal, while the preheader reinforces both the discount and the single-day window. The body repeats the offer and includes a countdown timer graphic to heighten urgency. Navigation links point to Brands, Sale, New Arrivals, Men, and Women sections, suggesting a broader product catalog beyond the featured brand. The tone is direct and deal-focused, targeting shoppers interested in discounted designer perfume. No specific product names, prices, or coupon codes appear in the visible text; the discount is presented as an automatic percentage off. The email closes with a standard unsubscribe notice identifying the sender as Feeling Sexy Perfume.