Sunglasses Bigfoot Christmas Ugly Sweater Merry Squatchmas Tree Mountain

Merry Squatchmas Arches Over a Bigfoot in Sunglasses

The words curve around the chest in red, the first half rising over a Bigfoot in a Santa hat and dark sunglasses, the second half cradling the tree he has pulled in close. One arm is wrapped around the trunk. The other reaches up to set a gold star at the top, with round ornaments hanging from every branch. Behind him, pine forests and jagged peaks rise in green line work, framing the scene like a window onto the woods. He looks entirely unbothered, like a creature who has trimmed this same tree every December in the same quiet forest and sees no reason to hurry.

A Bigfoot Christmas Ugly Sweater With a Tree to Hug

This Bigfoot Christmas ugly sweater is for the person in your life who still half believes something large is out there in the woods, and who tells the campfire story every year with a straight face. Our design gives that person a mascot. The cream ground carries deep green and red in a Fair Isle style, with snowflakes across the shoulders and a band of small pines beneath the artwork. Golden bells and a row of red reindeer run along the lower edge. It suits men and women alike, and it works as an ugly sweater party entry that also happens to be nicely drawn.

We carried the scene onto the sleeves, where green ridgelines and pine trees keep going, so the forest follows you when you reach for the cocoa or the ladder. It makes sense on the brother who texts you sighting rumors in July, or on the aunt who hikes every weekend and sees the funny side of a sasquatch in shades. At the office party, the sunglasses get noticed first, and then the tree. On tree-trimming night, the Bigfoot is already there, hugging his own and setting the example.

Where else could the Merry Squatchmas sweater show up besides an ugly sweater party?

Anywhere December gathers people who like a good laugh: tree-trimming evenings, a mountain cabin weekend, Christmas Eve dinner, or the family card photo. The Santa hat keeps it clearly festive, while the pines and peaks suit households that spend their winters outdoors.

Somewhere on the sweater a Bigfoot is still reaching for that gold star, and whoever wears it gets to stand beside him.