Bluebonnet Santa Hat Pattern Texas Flag Ugly Christmas 3D Hoodie

A red Santa hat sits tipped over the top-left corner of Texas, its white brim resting right on the state line. The map underneath is filled with the Lone Star flag, as if the whole state had just come in from the cold. On a black hoodie, that red and white stands out the way a porch light does on a dark street, and it sets the tone before anything else does.

The Bluebonnet Texas Flag Ugly Christmas Hoodie With a Santa Hat on the Map

Our Bluebonnet Santa Hat Pattern Texas Flag Ugly Christmas 3D Hoodie is made for Texans who keep the holidays loud and the home state close. The outline of Texas holds the flag, with its white star on blue beside the white and red bars. Rows of purple-blue bluebonnets with green leaves repeat across the chest and down the sleeves, between thin red and green stripes. It’s the same flower that lines Texas roadsides each spring, now carried into December. Anyone who grew up posing for a bluebonnet photo in an April field will know it right away.

We kept the ugly Christmas sweater spirit and gave it a Texas accent. Small white snowflakes drift across the black ground around the map, while larger white and red snowflakes sit in a knit-style row below it. A band of tiny hearts and green and red lines circles the hood, and white drawstrings hang down against the dark body. The pattern carries over the sleeves and hood without a break. Wear it to the tree lighting or to a family dinner where the cousins argue over who has the best sweater. When a December cold front finally blows through, this is the hoodie waiting by the door.

Who in a Texas household can wear this bluebonnet Christmas hoodie?

Men and women both. The hoodie is made for every Texan in the house, so a couple or a few siblings can each wear one at the same dinner. It also suits a transplant who has adopted the state and wants a loud way to say so, since the flag and the bluebonnets say Texas without a single word on it.

Somewhere on the way to the tree, that little white-brimmed hat on the map will be the first thing someone points to.