SLEKCHER Metal Santa Sleigh Reindeer Guitar Flames Ugly Christmas Sweater Gifts For Him

This jacquard-knit ugly Christmas sweater puts a metal-spin on the most iconic holiday scene, knitting a wild-eyed Santa on his sleigh, devil-horned reindeer, a flying raven, and a candy-cane-striped V-shaped electric guitar straight into the soft acrylic yarn. The name SLEKCHER blazes across the chest in heavy metal lettering above flames that climb the sleeves, so the whole front of the sweater reads like the back patch of a denim battle jacket from a Christmas gig. Because the artwork is knitted, not printed, the colours and details stay sharp wash after wash, making it a long-wearing piece for anyone who lives for ugly sweater season and a louder holiday party.

• Built for the metalhead in the family, the guitarist friend who already owns a Santa hat, and the partner who refuses to wear anything that looks like a normal holiday jumper.
• The front design features a wild Santa holding a striped electric guitar in one hand and flashing a rock salute with the other, riding a sleigh pulled by red devil-horned reindeer through a wall of orange and yellow flames, with a raven and skulls woven in for extra bite.
• Pulled on for the office ugly sweater contest, the family gift exchange on Christmas Eve, the December gig, or the holiday pub crawl where a plain candy-cane sweater simply will not do.
• Fits right in at ugly sweater parties, work Christmas dinners, New Year's Eve, holiday concerts, photos in front of the tree, and any gathering where louder is always better.
• Most ugly Christmas sweaters fade or peel after a few washes, but because this one is a real knitted jacquard sweater the design is part of the fabric itself, so it stays vivid for every December to come and earns its place as a yearly favourite.
• Slip it on over a band tee and jeans, tuck it into a leather jacket for the cold walk to the venue, or pair it with a long pendant chain for the full metal Santa look, and toss it in the washing machine at the end of the season so it is ready to go back on top of the pile next year.