Personalized Green Yeehaw Christmas Ugly Sweater Riding Into Holidays

James Across the Chest, a Bronco Kicking Up Dust Below

The name sits in tall cream letters with a soft, stitched grain. Right under it, a cowboy in a red shirt throws one arm in the air while his bronco bucks through a spray of dirt. A split-rail fence and a few flat-topped desert buttes sit behind them. Beside the rider, a looping script line reads Jingle Horse, and a red banner across the hem finishes the thought: Riding Into the Holidays. Together they say one clear thing about the person wearing it. James is arriving at Christmas in boots, and he’s in no hurry to settle down.

Our personalized Christmas ugly sweater is made for whoever’s name goes on that top line, and for the family who will spot it across the living room and know exactly whose it is. Maybe it’s a husband who ropes on weekends, a brother who never takes his hat off indoors, or a grandson who asked for a rodeo Christmas this year. The name does the introducing. That makes it land differently than a sweater picked off a rack, because everyone at the table can read who it belongs to before he’s even sat down.

Cowboy Hats, Horseshoes and Tiny Red Riders on the Sleeves

The deep green body is topped with a red yoke at the shoulders, and the pattern bands carry the holiday in a western accent. Pine trees, gold stars and white cowboy hats march in tidy rows. Lower down, gold horseshoes and red diamond motifs sit between zigzag borders in cream and orange. Along both sleeves, little orange riders repeat the main scene in miniature, so the story keeps going when he lifts an arm to wave or reaches for the gravy. It’s an ugly sweater in the best sense: loud, cheerful and a little bit rodeo. It suits a cookie exchange, a tree lighting, a card photo by the fence line, or the long drive to the relatives’ house with country carols turned up.

Can We Put a Different Name on This Green Yeehaw Christmas Ugly Sweater?

The big cream line across the chest is where your name goes, so James can become any name you choose. The rider, the banner and the sleeve borders stay just as pictured.

Somewhere around the second round of cookies, the little orange riders on the sleeves will start getting noticed too.