Funny School Bus Driver Christmas Shirt Is It Christmas Break Yet

A school bus sits at the center of this design with a Santa hat tipped over its roof, a string of lights looped across the hood, and a big plaid bow tied to the grille with two small gold bells hanging below it. Snow-dusted pine trees stand on either side, and a few tiny stars float above them. It is the bus a driver climbs into every morning, just dressed for December.

Funny School Bus Driver Christmas Shirt With the Question Every Rider Asks

Above the bus, the words “Is it” lean across in black script, and “Christmas” is stacked in tall letters filled with checked plaid, each one outlined in white and topped with holly and berries. Below, “Break Yet?” curls out in a looping hand. It is the question a driver hears from the third seat back, the one that starts around Thanksgiving and does not let up until the last route before vacation. Our Funny School Bus Driver Christmas Shirt is made for the person behind the wheel who answers it with a grin, one more time, at 7:15 on a cold morning.

Bus drivers know this season in a particular way. Fogged windows, kids bundled in oversized coats, a single mitten left under a seat. Wearing this on a December route, or to the staff holiday lunch, lets the whole depot share the same joke. Bus aides, dispatchers, mechanics, and the cafeteria crew who wave at the lot each morning will spot that little bus right away. A spouse shopping for a driver in the family can pick it without second guessing, and so can anyone who drew that driver’s name for the Secret Santa exchange. We added the bow and bells so the bus looks like it got a present too, a bit of cheer for the vehicle that carries everyone’s kids through the year.

Will the Plaid Bow and Santa Hat Still Make Sense Once December Is Over?

The design is built around the countdown to winter break, so it fits best from the first strings of Christmas lights in late November through the last bell before vacation. Teachers, school aides, and other staff who hear the same question in their own hallways can wear it just as comfortably.

Somewhere on the route, a pair of gold bells on a plaid bow is already ringing for the last day before break.