The terrifying, sharp-toothed Vampire Teddy haunts the front of this sweater inspired by Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. One of Santa Jack Skellington's more disturbing gifts is woven onto the front of this knit pullover. His black and white coloring is echoed in the striped trim of this toasty top that will be a warm favorite when out trick-or-treating on a chilling Halloween.
No one can do it better than the boogeyman himself. Large and in charge, this Oogie Boogie pullover hoodie is not for the faint of heart. With his face embroidered on the hood and some of his bug inners bursting to get out, it's frightfully amusing. ''Let's Boogie'' is embroidered on the front, announcing you're a true die-hard fan of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
''Who's that ghoul?'' is what fans of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas will say when they see you celebrating your love of the Pumpkin King in this v-neck pullover. With a mineral wash, embroidered Jack Skellington face on the front and his name embroidered across the back, everyone will know your fandom is bone-deep.
Perfect for snuggling on a spooky night or looking stylish at all your favorite haunts, this Jack Skellington CozyChic® zip hoodie by Barefoot Dreams is made from the softest jacquard knit. With Jack's handsome visage on the back and pouch pockets in the front, this jacket chases away the chills and keeps all the thrills.
The sentimental season of Christmas is celebrated even in the Hundred Acre Wood, where Pooh and Piglet exchange gifts. With artwork inspired by the original book illustrations, this sweet sweatshirt will give you warm fuzzies all through the winter.
The season remains ''merry and bright'' right up to Christmas Day when wearing this warm and cozy embroidered sweatshirt featuring Santa Mickey Mouse framed by a holiday wreath. ''MICKEY'' is emblazoned above in bold letters.
Tigger bounces onto Pooh's shoulders for an ill-fated ice skating session on the back of this warm, wintry double-sided sweatshirt design accented by snowflakes. On the front, Pooh's exasperated expression, ''Oh, bother,'' tells the true story!