Description
Two effects stacked: lights and matching. Worth thinking about, because they compound.
A single light-up jumper draws attention. Two people in matching light-up jumpers draw considerably more than twice as much, because a coordinated pair reads as a deliberate act rather than a purchase. If that is the objective, this achieves it comprehensively.
If it is not, be clear-eyed: you will not have a quiet evening, and you will be in a large number of other people's photographs.
Before the day
- Test both jumpers on arrival. Two units means two chances of a dead one, and half a matching pair that lights up is worse than neither.
- Spare batteries for both.
- Agree in advance who switches off and when — during speeches, at dinner, in photographs.
- Check both chest measurements separately rather than assuming matching letters fit matching people.
Read six things that go wrong with light-up Christmas jumpers and matching Christmas jumpers at the office party before committing. This product manages to combine both sets of risks.
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