Christmas jumpers are a festive fashion essential.
You may only wear it for a finite amount of time and you’ll inevitably have to take it off straight after Christmas lunch – when you eat too much and get overheated – but that doesn’t mean you can roll out the same jumper again and again each year. Heavens, no, you need a new one.
From Christmas turkeys adorned with pompoms in autumnal hues to sequins galore, we’re rounding up our favourite Chrissy jumpers for 2018 to hit the high street (and online) this year.
Fluff, sequins and holly? We’re sold, and you should be too, especially if you’re name is Holly.
Next, £30
Next
Become a real life human bauble with this jazzy number.
F+F, Tesco, £30 , available from November 12 in stores
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We love these strategically-placed Christmas puds, just make sure you warn your grandma before dinner.
New Look, £19.99
New Look
This turkey jumper has won Christmas. Not suitable for vegetarians.
New Look, £22.99
New Look
We feel this green jumper might be divisive, like the humble Brussels Sprout – but personally we love it for all its festive garishness.
ASOS, £28
ASOS
Deck the halls (and yourself) with this black velour number. Cosy and christmassy.
George at ASDA, £14
George at ASDA
Punny, pink and positive – what more could a single lady want this Christmas?
Primark, £12, available in stores now
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Forgotten you baby on board badge for the tube? This works as a replacement, and your baby gets to wear its first Xmas hat – WIN WIN!
Boohoo, £16
Boohoo
Not only does this have a sausage dog in its own Christmas jumper, but HELLO POMPOMS.
Primark, £12, available in stores now
Primark
This classic can be your new staple. Wear it to your office party, your grandma’s house, even the wild Xmas jumper pub crawl. It’s a true all-rounder.
New Look, £15.99
New Look
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