Kimberly-Clark makes household and personal-care products under brands including Kleenex, Scott, Huggies and Kotex.
What we found
You can fill in Kimberly-Clark’s 2026 gift-box form as “Other” without claiming to own shares. Its “About you” menu also lists Employee, Shareholder and Retiree. The page publishes no shareholding requirement or separate shareholder price. We have read the form but have not placed an order.
The 2026 box costs US$34.99 including tax, shipping and handling, with a surcharge for some destinations. Kimberly-Clark estimates the products’ value at US$55; that is its valuation, not an independently checked saving.
What comes in the 2026 box
The published selection includes Kotex BioCare; Kleenex Snap & Go and Ultra Soft UPR Single; a Depend XL wash cloth; Poise daily liners; Scott 1000 toilet paper, On-the-Go Pop-Up Cloths and Shop Original Towels. A daily pill organiser comes as a bonus.
The assortment mixes everyday paper goods with personal-care products. Check the contents against what the recipient would use before treating the stated product value as a saving.
Order by 1 December for December delivery
Kimberly-Clark says orders are due by 1 December 2026, while quantities last. It schedules delivery between 1 and 22 December. The form lets you send boxes to yourself or enter friends’ and relatives’ delivery addresses.
The ordering link appears under Primary source. Card payments are taken when you order and appear as “K-C Gift Box”.
Check the delivery address
Kimberly-Clark adds US$7 per box for Alaska, Hawaii, APO and FPO addresses. It requires street addresses and will not ship to PO boxes, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands or foreign countries, including Canada.
Was it once restricted to shareholders?
The surviving 2014 gift-box page speaks directly to shareholders. Chairman and chief executive Thomas J. Falk invited them to share a selection of the company’s products with family and friends.
The same message describes gift recipients who wanted to order boxes themselves. The accompanying postal form asks for names, addresses and payment, with no shareholder number or ownership declaration. Kimberly-Clark marketed the box to shareholders, but these documents do not show that buyers had to own shares. We found no earlier shareholder-only rule or a date when one ended.
Gift-box support
Support staff answer Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Central Time.
Orders and delivery
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History
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Product samples, coupons and designer tissue boxes
The 2014 selection included Huggies wipes, Scott sanitising wipes, Viva Vantage paper towels and Kleenex oval tissue boxes with Isaac Mizrahi designs. Fourteen coupons offered a stated US$26.50 in potential savings.
The box cost US$17.99 before charges, or US$24.49 including tax, shipping and handling in the 48 contiguous states. The letter advertised a retail value above US$50 and separately mentioned coupon savings. It did not say whether that valuation included the coupons.
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The programme’s starting year
Kimberly-Clark dates the gift-box programme to 1957 on its current ordering page. Its 2014 message also gives that year and says more than three million boxes had been shared by then. Neither source shows whether the box was offered every year.