Oh What Fun It Is To Ride Santa Cycling Ugly Christmas 3D Hoodie

O, What Fun It Is To Ride

Santa has swapped the sleigh for a green road bike, and he looks perfectly at ease about it. His sack of gifts rides high on his shoulders, a cup is tucked in one hand, and dark sunglasses sit above that white beard. Snow drifts across a deep red panel behind him, with the line printed in two stacked rows overhead and a string of candy canes hanging across the chest. Our Santa cycling ugly Christmas hoodie takes a carol everyone knows and hands it to anyone who has ever pedaled out on a cold December morning. It’s a small scene. It lands fast.

The sleeves carry the rest of the ride. Forest green runs from shoulder to cuff, with a white band of bicycles lined up one after another and snowflakes scattered around them. Near one cuff, a gingerbread man stands off to the side, as if he’s trying to keep pace. The cuffs and hem finish in a green argyle pattern with tiny snowflakes worked into it, and the hood and drawstrings stay in the same deep green. A pouch pocket sits low on the red panel, handy for cold hands once the ride is done.

A Santa Cycling Ugly Christmas Hoodie With Bike Icons Down Both Sleeves

We drew this Santa as a rider instead of a sleigh driver, so the hoodie belongs to the people who actually ride. Think of the friend who keeps his bike on the trainer all winter, or the partner who rolls out on Christmas morning before anyone else is awake. Think of a club that shows up to a holiday group ride and wants something a little ridiculous to wear over the jerseys. This unisex pullover suits men and women alike, and it gives a cycling household an ugly sweater that finally sounds like them.

When Else Does the Cycling Santa Hoodie Get Worn Besides Christmas Day?

Any cold-weather day that involves a bike or a party. The red, green and white palette works at ugly sweater contests, holiday gift swaps and weekend rides in December, and the bicycle icons along the sleeves keep it relevant for winter riders long after the tree comes down.

Somewhere along the sleeve, that little gingerbread man is still trying to keep up with Santa, and he’ll make easy company on any ride you bring him along for.