- by Dave Hall
PlaneTags for Christmas and 2020!
- by Dave Hall
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Holiday Shipping and Hours
Take advantage of 15% off - ends December 16th! Promo code: PT15
Last day to order PlaneTags in time to ship for Christmas delivery
- Domestic: Monday, December 16th. They will be shipped out by Wednesday, December 18th
- International: Generally, international shipping can take between 8 and 15 days so the window has passed to receive by Christmas. But you can still order a Titan II Missile or SR-71 or any other PlaneTags and send the notification to your delighted recipient.
- Custom orders: Custom orders can take up to 10 extra days in addition to domestic and international shipping times.
Holiday Office Hours:
Our Torrance, CA studio is open Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
We will be open until 12:00pm PT on Christmas Eve Tuesday, December 24th and New Years Eve Tuesday December 31st.
We will be closed Christmas, Wednesday December 25th and New Years Day, Wednesday January 1st. 2020.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from MotoArt PlaneTags!
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