Cute Snowman Penguin Snowboarding Christmas Shirt Selfie Gift

A snowman’s arm is only a twig, yet he stretches it out as far as it will go, red mitten raised, holding a phone steady while a penguin squeezes into the frame. Both of them are laughing. Neither seems worried that the snowboard beneath them is already carving down the mountain at full speed. That pause for a photo in the middle of the ride is the whole joke, and it is also the part people tend to remember most about a winter trip.

A Snowman Penguin Snowboarding Christmas Shirt Caught Mid-Selfie

This Christmas shirt shows a snowman and a penguin sharing one red snowboard, with snow spraying up around the board and pine trees and a blue mountain peak rising behind them. The snowman wears a knit hat topped with a cream pom-pom, dark sunglasses, and a plaid scarf that whips in the wind. The penguin wears ski goggles, a matching hat, and a snowflake scarf, and waves one flipper. We drew it for the friend who photographs every ski lift ride and for the family that adds one silly shirt to the December lineup.

A Plaid Scarf and a Snowflake Board Cutting Through Fresh Powder

The smaller touches are easy to miss at first. A snowflake is printed along the board, echoing the pattern on the penguin’s scarf, and a cream stripe runs the length of it. Snow bursts off the edges in rounded clumps, which gives the scene a sense of speed without a single line of text. The snowman’s sunglasses even reflect a bit of the sky, which keeps the whole picture lively. Our team created this artwork in-house at Podluna, so you won’t find this pair on anyone else’s shelf. Wear it under a flannel on Christmas morning or on a cabin weekend, and it adds a little mountain humor to the day.

Can This Snowman Selfie Shirt Be Worn After Christmas Is Over?

The snowboard, snowy pines, and mountain peaks point to winter in general, so the shirt fits ski days and January get-togethers as comfortably as it fits Christmas week.

The phone in that raised mitten is still waiting for the shutter, and the snowboard has not stopped moving.