5 Reasons Women Who Live in Christmas Tees Are Ditching the Ugly Sweater For This Plaid Flannel Shacket
Throw it on open. The plaid does the dressing.
1. Screaming Christmas, of Course
Red Plaid is the classic: red, green and white checks you can spot from across the parking lot. Green Plaid is green and brown, quieter. Pink Plaid is raspberry and orange, for the woman who's done with red. Each one says December before you open your mouth.
2. Long Enough for Leggings — the Hem Dips Lower at the Back
The ugly sweater stopped at the waist, which is why it only ever went with jeans. This hem curves and dips lower at the back, so it covers your backside over leggings. The length of each size, S to XL, is in the size chart.
3. One Flannel for the Tree Farm, the Christmas Market, and the Family Photo
At the tree farm it goes buttoned over a sweater. At the Christmas market it's open over a tee, sleeves pushed up, cocoa in one hand. For the family photo it's the one thing that makes everybody else's outfit look planned.
4. Built Like a Jacket: Drop Shoulders, Bias-Cut Pockets, Button Cuffs
It's a shacket, not a shirt. The shoulders drop, the two chest pockets have the plaid cut on the bias, the cuffs button, and it's lined inside. You wear it over a top, the way you'd wear a light jacket. That's why it hangs right when it's open.
5. Right Now, It's the Lowest Price of the Year
Right now it's the lowest price of the year. Pick your plaid — or two, one for you and one for your sister, so the photo matches. 90-day money-back guarantee. Christmas colors go fast, and faster the closer it gets to December. Don't wait.
- Wear it open over any Christmas tee
- Curved hem, longer at the back — leggings approved
- Built like a jacket, not a shirt
Christmas colors go fast
