Goose Christmas Tote Bag Festive Goose On The Loose Santa Hat Christmas Lights

Festive Goose on the Loose, Holly and All

The words curve around the bird like a banner, one half arching overhead and the other settling beneath a pair of orange feet. In the middle, a white goose in a fluffy Santa hat trots along with a sprig of holly in its beak, a scarf of snowflakes and tiny trees streaming out behind. Our goose Christmas tote bag belongs to anyone whose holiday humor leans a little barnyard. It carries the line Festive Goose On The Loose around a goose dressed in a Santa hat and a string of lights.

Then come the lights. Red, green, blue and yellow bulbs wind around the goose in uneven loops, as though it wandered through the decorating and kept walking without untangling a thing. Small gold sparkles drift near the hat. A few motion lines trail the feet, which tells you this bird has somewhere to be. The holly berries add a pop of red at the beak, and it is easy to imagine the goose snatching the sprig off a wreath on its way past. The cheeks are blushed pink and the eyes are squeezed into happy crescents, so the mood is pure delight: a goose thrilled with how December is going.

A Goose Christmas Tote Bag Ready for the Cookie Swap

We picture this bag on a shoulder in a crowded kitchen, loaded with a tin of shortbread and a bottle for the host. We picture it at the tree lot, the school pageant, the post office line where the person behind you smiles at the goose before they smile at you. It suits the sister who owns three ugly sweaters and wears them in rotation. It suits the friend who puts the lights up on November first and does not apologize. Packed in a gift box with a ribbon and a nest of shredded paper, it also covers the present and the wrapping in one go, and the goose is the first thing the recipient sees when the lid comes off.

Does the Santa Hat Goose Only Come Out in December?

Not at all. The goose is mid-stride in a tangle of lights, and that playful energy carries through the weeks after Christmas Day, when the tree is still up and the cookies are still on the counter. Plenty of owners keep it by the door for winter errands and bring it back out the next November.

Hang it by the door with the winter coats, and the goose will be the first one to greet everyone who comes in.