Quick answer

Use the Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper as your inner wrap, not your outer wrap. Layer one sheet with the signature design and one with the TCB logo so the gift opens to two coordinated reveals.

Why two designs change your wrapping plan

Each pack contains three sheets of each design, so you get six sheets total. That lets you plan two complete gifts with one design per gift, or mix both designs in a single gift for a layered reveal. Decide which design faces the recipient first—the black signature on silver-tone or the TCB logo on gold-tone—because that choice sets the order of your folds.

Where printed tissue works best—and where it does not

Printed tissue paper shows creases more than plain tissue, so it rewards careful handling and penalizes last-minute crumpling. It is ideal for boxed gifts, apparel, books, and other flat or rectangular items where you can fold clean edges. For odd-shaped or heavy items that need lots of padding, use plain tissue as the cushion layer and save the printed sheets for the visible top layer.

How to wrap a gift with Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper

  1. Choose the reveal design: Decide whether the recipient should see the signature design or the TCB logo first when the lid comes off. Place that sheet face-down on your work surface so the printed side faces the gift when folded. If you are wrapping two gifts, assign one design to each so you do not run short.
  2. Lay a clean base: Place the item centered on the sheet with the printed side facing down. For a box, align one edge of the box with the tissue edge to reduce bulk on one side. Check that at least two inches of tissue extend beyond each side of the item; if not, switch to a larger sheet or rotate the item.
  3. Fold the long edges first: Bring the two long sides of the tissue together over the item and fold them into a crisp overlap. Run your thumb along the fold to set a sharp crease. Avoid crumpling the sheet to make it fit—creases in printed tissue are permanent and visible.
  4. Fold the short ends into triangles: Press the short ends flat, fold the corners inward to form triangles, and fold the point up over the package. Tape or tuck the point under the long-edge fold. Keep the triangle folds symmetrical; uneven corners are the most common reason a wrapped gift looks rushed.
  5. Add a second layer for contrast: If you want both designs visible, wrap the gift once in the first design, then wrap it again in the second design rotated 45 degrees so both prints show at the corners. Two layers add bulk—test the fit inside the gift box or bag before you commit.
  6. Finish the outer wrap: Place the tissue-wrapped gift inside a gift box or bag, or wrap it in plain kraft paper. Let the printed tissue be the first thing the recipient sees when they open the outer layer. Do not tape directly onto the printed tissue; tape can tear the surface when removed.

Product facts

  • Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper: Each pack includes two designs: Elvis' signature in black on a silver-tone background and the TCB logo in black on a gold-tone background. You can coordinate the wrap to the gift—silver for a classic look, gold for a bolder TCB statement—without buying two separate packs.

    Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper

    Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper

  • Elvis Presley Signature TCB Tissue Paper: The pack contains three sheets of each design, for six sheets total, each measuring 20 by 26 inches. That is enough for two fully wrapped gifts with one sheet per layer, or one gift with extra layers; plan your cuts before you start.