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Winedeer, a Wine Glass That Grew Antlers

A single stemmed glass of red wine sits at the center of this sweater, with a string of tiny multicolored bulbs looped down the stem to the base. Two brown antlers rise from the rim. Beneath it, the word WINEDEER is printed in bold white capitals, and that one pun carries the whole idea. It is a reindeer reimagined for people whose Christmas Eve starts with a corkscrew. The glass looks pleased about it, too.

Around the glass, the deep red body is edged with cream snowflakes and green stripes, and a pair of small green reindeer leap in from each side as if they came to see what the fuss is about. Rows of little wine glasses and wrapped presents run across the chest and down the sleeves, so the drinks and the gifts share the same border. Green ribbed trim at the collar and cuffs frames the whole thing. The reds run rich and the greens stay bright, which keeps the look festive without feeling busy. Our Podluna design takes the feel of a classic holiday knit and gives it a toast, easy to spot across a crowded living room.

A Winedeer Christmas Ugly Sweater With Lights Around the Stem

We made this one for the sister who always arrives with the second bottle and the aunt who laughs at the pun before anyone else catches on. It suits men and women alike, so a couple can show up in matching reds, or one friend can claim the title of the group’s resident wine deer at the annual sweater night. Wear it to the tree-trimming, the potluck, or Christmas morning while the coffee brews and someone else handles the stuffing. The glowing lights on the stem add a little warmth to the photo that always ends up in the family group chat.

Can the Winedeer Sweater Work for Friends Who Skip the Wine?

Anyone who enjoys a loud Christmas sweater can wear it. The antlers, the lights, and the snowflake borders make it a cheerful holiday piece on their own, and the wine glass is simply the joke people point at first. Nobody needs it explained.

Somewhere along the sleeve a tiny glass sits in a row of presents, and it is usually the detail your cousin spots first at the gift swap.