Santa Claus and The Boys Are Back In Town Merry Christmas Ugly Christmas Sweater, Funny Holiday Jumper, Gifts For Him

Pull on the loudest at the Christmas party with this Santa and ugly Christmas sweater. The bold all-over design wraps the bold "The Boys Are Back In Town! Merry Christmas!" slogan around a sleigh-riding Santa and scene, surrounded by snowflakes, holly, bells, ornaments and candy canes in a classic fair-isle layout. It is built for the guest who shows up early, stands by the snack table, and quotes every line from every holiday movie before anyone else can.

• A perfect pick for the family member or friend who treats the office holiday party like a reunion tour, the host who already owns four Christmas sweaters, and anyone who still believes the original Santa and the reason for the season belong on the same pullover.
• The artwork shows Santa in his red suit riding beside in flowing robes through a starry night, framed by an ornate golden sleigh, with "The Boys Are Back In Town! Merry Christmas!" arched above and below in old-English gold lettering across a deep navy ground trimmed in red and cream.
• Worn on Christmas Eve, to the annual ugly sweater contest, at the family gift exchange, the work holiday potluck, New Year's Eve, or any December weekend that calls for a themed dinner, hot cocoa, and a group photo in front of the tree.
• Right at home in a cozy living room with the fire going, the kitchen during present wrapping, the church Christmas gathering, the neighborhood cookie swap, and the mall Santa line where the kids will point and laugh.
• It earns its spot in the rotation because the slogan lands every single year, the colors stay rich through the season, and it sparks a reaction in every room it enters, making it the easiest gift to wrap and the hardest to forget.
• Slip it on over a tee, leave the hem out over jeans, and let the bold print do the talking; the lightweight, soft fabric holds the all-over artwork edge to edge so the scene stays vivid from the first ugly-sweater party to the last carol.