Four "TO THEO", "TO ELLA", "TO MAX" and "TO GRACE" Merry Christmas gift tags in a preppy style. Each tag has a tartan, gingham, striped or argyle border, a navy velvet bow, and a cream panel with red-green plaid capitals and one small gold icon. Swap each name and the greeting line to make a set of tags for your own recipients.

Create a finished square stationery flat lay: exactly four separate, fully visible preppy Christmas gift tags, arranged in a balanced 2-by-2 grid with generous cream negative space between them. Each tag is a tall, softly clipped-corner paper tag with a visible punched hole, short ribbon loop, and a neat bow; realistic smooth cardstock, crisp woven textile patterns, and delicate soft shadows. Keep the four designs distinct: top left red-and-green tartan with fine navy and cream lines; top right pink-and-red gingham; bottom left alternating navy, kelly green, and cream ticking stripes; bottom right classic cream, hunter-green, navy, and restrained pink argyle diamonds. Every tag has a prominent, uncluttered cream center panel framed by its pattern. Add a small navy velvet or grosgrain bow near each top hole and one or two tiny gold-foil accents across the set. Bright, clean, even stationery-flat-lay light; crisp, polished, youthful, classic preppy Christmas styling. On each cream panel, set three exact text tiers, centered and clearly legible: small uppercase “TO” near the top, the recipient name as the large headline, and small uppercase “MERRY CHRISTMAS” beneath it. Names, in reading order across the grid: “THEO”, “ELLA”, “MAX”, “GRACE”. No other text, no extra tags, no cropped edges. Render each name in bold, chunky sans-serif capitals with softly rounded corners, thick even strokes, and open counters. Each letter is cut from woven tartan fabric; its face is filled with crossing horizontal and vertical red-and-green plaid stripes with thin cream and navy lines, aligned straight across the letters and between neighboring letters, with fine diagonal twill where stripes cross and a thin solid-color stitched edge. Flat, soft matte fabric, not solid-color lettering and not a checkerboard. Keep the small supporting text in crisp, dark navy ink for legibility. The plaid-filled names are the dominant typographic feature; preserve clear space around every line.