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Merry Foxmas Lettered Above Six Foxes in Knit Sweaters

The words come first, stacked in tall, uneven letters with a snowflake sitting where the O should be and a small tree standing in for the A. Below them, six foxes stroll through falling snow, tails swinging behind them. This funny red fox Christmas shirt is made for the person who sends the pun to the family group chat every December and waits for the groans. We drew the whole parade ourselves, so these foxes belong to no one else’s catalog. The Merry Foxmas lettering is playful enough for kids and dry enough for adults who like their holiday humor with a wink.

The Fox Carrying a Tote Bag Down the Snowy Street

Most of the group wears a Santa hat, but one fox has antlers rising out of its hat, as if it could not decide which holiday animal to be. Another fox carries a woven tote at its side, the kind you bring home after a long afternoon of errands and wrapping paper. Behind them, a lamp post glows over a quiet town with snow on the rooftops. Each sweater has its own pattern of stripes and zigzags, and one fox raises a paw as if greeting a neighbor across the street. Snow drifts in small round dots over the whole scene, so the group seems to be walking home through the first real storm of the season.

We think of this one as the holiday party shirt that turns up at the tree trimming and the cookie swap. It fits the school concert and the long drive to see relatives just as well. Fox lovers finally get a reason to wear their favorite animal in December, and friends who like matching can each claim a different fox in the line. Parents and coworkers with a soft spot for puns tend to put it on first. Strangers in the bakery line will ask about the antlers. Be ready to explain. Layer it under a flannel jacket or wear it alone at a potluck, and the foxes show up either way.

Will the Antler Hat and Snowflake Letters Still Make Sense After December?

The foxes keep walking well past Christmas Day. The sweaters, snow, and lamp post read as winter in general, so the design works through January cold snaps, snow days, and any cozy gathering where a fox pun is welcome.

Pick the fox with the antlers as your favorite, and the rest of the parade will follow you into the season.