Description
Santa's "ho ho ho", repurposed. You know exactly what it is doing.
The design leans on a deliberate double meaning, and the deniability is thin. At a work party this will be read as a comment about women, not as a reindeer joke, whatever the wearer intended. We are not going to lecture you about it — plenty of people will find it funny in the right company — but you should buy it knowing that the right company is quite narrow.
Read the room
- Wrong for any workplace event. Colleagues did not choose to be there and cannot look away
- Wrong for a family Christmas where anyone under sixteen is present
- Fine among friends who already know your sense of humour
On the garment itself: printed crewneck sweatshirts, sold as a pair at $69.99, which is the standard rate. Wash inside out and cold and the graphic will survive two or three Decembers. Both halves need to be in the room for the pairing to make any sense.
If you want the laugh without the risk, the Todd and Margo pair is the same price and safe at work. Our piece on when a Christmas jumper goes too far covers where the line actually sits.
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