Retro Santa Surfing Christmas Shirt Surfing Into Christmas

Surfing Into Christmas, Santa Catching the Wave

Santa is crouched low on a floral surfboard, arms stretched out for balance, sunglasses on and beard blowing back as a big teal wave curls behind him. The board is covered in little red flowers and a tiny Christmas tree, which tells you right away this is a holiday that happens near the water. We made this Retro Santa Surfing Christmas Shirt for the family whose December looks more like sand than snow.

The words arch over the scene in a faded green, with “Into” tucked between two small dashes and “Christmas” settling below in a warm brick red. Palm trees lean in on the right, strung with lights, and a muted orange sun sits low over the horizon. A few snowflakes drift through the beach sky, a small nod to the winter everyone else is having.

A Beach Christmas With Palm Trees and Twinkle Lights

Some people spend the holidays in flip-flops. Others only wish they did. This shirt fits both, and it makes a good match for a family trip to the coast, a Christmas on a warm island, or a house where the tree goes up next to a surfboard rack.

The colors have that sun-washed, vintage look of an old souvenir tee. Cream outlines, dusty greens and soft reds keep it from shouting, so it sits comfortably next to a plaid pajama set or a pair of board shorts. Our designers drew Santa mid-turn instead of standing still, and you can feel the speed in the spray.

Picture the group photo on the sand, everyone in a matching shirt, one uncle pretending he knows how to surf. It also works for the friend who counts down to December all year, or the dad who keeps a wetsuit in the garage.

Who Else Would Want a Surfing Santa Shirt?

Is this only for people who live near the ocean? No. Anyone who likes a cheerful, relaxed take on Christmas can wear this Surfing Into Christmas design, whether they are in a warm climate, on vacation, or simply tired of the same snowy scenes.

This one is for the person who would rather ride the wave than wait out the winter.