Silhouette Bigfoot Ugly Christmas Sweater Believe Squatching Through The Snow

Believe, Says the Bigfoot in the Santa Hat

The word BELIEVE is stitched across the chest in pale gray capitals, and just beneath it a dark Bigfoot strides through the snow with a red Santa hat perched on his head. Behind him rises the outline of an enormous pine, softer and lighter, like a tree half remembered from a long night walk. Our Bigfoot ugly Christmas sweater is made for the person who has always been sure something is out there in the woods, and who sees no reason to stop being sure once December arrives.

The whole scene sits on a black ground, with white flecks of snow drifting down the dark sky. Two smaller pines, frosted in green and white, stand on either side of the figure, and a bank of snow runs beneath his feet with icicles hanging from its edge. It is a quiet picture. The kind of night where a single footprint would show. The title calls it squatching through the snow, and that fits, since he looks like he is in no hurry and fully expects nobody to believe him. The red hat feels like a private joke between him and whoever is wearing the sweater.

Small Squatches Along the Sleeves of a Silhouette Bigfoot Ugly Christmas Sweater

Smaller gray Bigfoot figures walk up each sleeve and across the lower hem, each caught mid-stride as though a whole group were crossing the same snowfield toward the main scene. Raise an arm to reach for a drink and another one lifts with it. Between them run the borders every ugly sweater needs: zigzags in red and white, snowflakes in white, red and green, and sprigs of holly near the shoulders. Because the sweater suits men and women alike, it belongs to anyone in a household or friend group who takes the cryptid hunt seriously, and to the ones who only pretend to roll their eyes at it. We picture it at an ugly sweater party with a trivia table, or at a cabin weekend where someone is sure to bring up the trail camera footage again.

Can I wear this Believe Bigfoot sweater after Christmas is over?

The Santa hat is the only strictly Christmas detail on the design, so the snowy pines, the drifting flakes and the word Believe suit any cold month. It stays a good pick for winter hikes, campfire evenings and January cabin trips well after the decorations come down.

Somewhere in that gray pine behind him there may be a second set of eyes, and our sweater lets you keep looking right along with him.