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Festive Goose On The Loose, Tangled in Lights

We drew this goose in the middle of a step, one orange foot lifted and a sprig of holly held in its beak, as if it had just wandered away from the party. A string of colored bulbs winds around its body in loose loops, the way lights end up when everyone helps with the tree. The Santa hat sits slightly off center. The eyes are shut in a smile. It looks delighted with itself.

Above the goose, “Festive Goose” curves across in soft white letters, and “On The Loose” settles underneath, so the whole design reads like a small announcement. A patterned scarf with tiny trees and snowflakes wraps its neck, and gold sparkles drift around its wings. We gave the lettering a rounded, friendly shape so the goose sounds like it is saying the line itself.

A Goose Christmas Shirt With Holly in Its Beak

This goose Christmas shirt is made for the person in your family who treats December as permission to be a little ridiculous. Maybe that is a mom who strings lights on anything that holds still, or a sibling who has wandered off from every holiday table since anyone can remember. Everyone knows one. Most families already have a goose, and this one gets to wear the hat.

It suits tree trimming nights, cookie swaps and the Christmas Eve gathering where someone always shows up late with wrapping paper stuck to their sleeve. Picture it on a grandpa who honks along to carols, or on a kid who waddles through the living room in socks. Then someone points at the lights wound around the goose and says it looks just like last year’s tree, and the argument over who tangled it begins. We like designs that give a table something to laugh about before the first dish is passed.

Where Else Can a Goose in a Santa Hat Show Up Besides Christmas Morning?

A goose in a Santa hat and string lights fits anywhere December gathers people, from office cookie swaps to school pageant pickups and the long drive to relatives’ houses. The holiday details keep it seasonal, so it comes out when the first decorations go up and stays until they are boxed again. Anyone who loves geese, holly or a good tangle of lights will find a reason to put it on.

The goose is already halfway across the room in its scarf of tiny trees and snowflakes, and someone you know is sure to follow it.