Make the Christmas countdown accessible for blind and partially sighted people – from new large print Advent calendar stickers to brailled beauty Advent calendars, you can make this festive season your most accessible yet.

1. Large print Advent calendar stickers

Available in three colours, these large print number stickers are an easy way to make almost any Advent calendar accessible.

Simply add these numbered stickers to an Advent calendar to make it easier for anyone with low vision to find the right door or drawer to open.

Each 2.5 × 2.5cm sticker is numbered in clear, bold, 42pt font, from one to 25, and you can choose clear stickers with black text, clear stickers with white text, or white stickers with black text.

Three overlapping sheets of large print Advent calendar stickers. One is clear with black numbers, one is clear with white numbers, and one is white with black numbers.

Buy from £4.00

2. Braille Advent calendar stickers

Use this sheet of clear stickers to make an Advent calendar accessible to braille readers.

Each sheet contains stickers for the numbers one to 25 – because the stickers are clear, any text, numbers, or art on the calendar will still be visible.

Each sheet of braille number stickers is supplied with a print guide, so that non-braillists can correctly place each number. The top left corner of the sticker sheet has also been cut off so that you can orientate the sheet before checking against the print guide.

Close up of braille stickers on Advent calendar

Buy from £4.00

3. Brailled beauty Advent calendars

Treat yourself or a loved one to one of our limited edition, brailled beauty Advent calendars. We've added our clear braille number stickers and a NaviLens code to these calendars to make them more accessible.

The braille stickers make it easier to find each day's door, while the NaviLens code on the back of the calendar tells you which luxurious beauty treat is behind every door.

Each exquisite calendar contains 24 vegan bath and body treats in a range of delicious scents – perfect to get you in the festive mood!

William Morris beauty advent calendar behind an arrangement of the bath and body products contained in the calendar

Buy from £45.00

4. Large tree-shaped Advent calendar with cottages

If you like the idea of an Advent calendar that you can re-use for many years to come, or you prefer to personalise your festive surprises, this reusable, wooden Advent calendar shaped like a Christmas tree and containing 24 'cottage' drawers might be just your thing.

Standing 62cm tall, the wooden tree silhouette features rows of colourful cottages painted in seasonal red, green, and wood tones, and is topped with a bold red star. It has a handcrafted-inspired finish and large, clear numbers on each door. (You can make this calendar even more accessible by adding our clear braille Advent calendar stickers, PENfriend labels, or Hable Speechlabels to each cottage-shaped drawer.)

As part of our gift range, this product supports the work we do at RNIB to make every day better for those affected by sight loss.

Large tree-shaped wooden Advent calendar containing 24 cottage-shaped drawers for treats

Buy for £58.00

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