Home Alone With The Leftovers is a novelty Christmas jumper for anyone who genuinely thinks Boxing Day leftovers are the best part of the whole holiday, printed in forest green with a bold comic illustration and a slogan that gets a laugh every time someone reads it across the dinner table.
- The print: a hand-drawn roast dinner plate piled high with turkey, mashed potato, peas, carrots, stuffing balls and cranberry sauce, framed by two tartan oven mitts and the Home Alone With The Leftovers slogan lettered boldly in red and green above and below the plate.
- The jumper: a forest green cotton sweatshirt with a regular, unisex fit, long sleeves, a crew neckline and ribbed cuffs and hem, roomy enough to layer over a shirt for the cold snap between Christmas and New Year.
- The fabric: soft, durable cotton that keeps its colour and shape wash after wash, so it earns its place as a genuine yearly Christmas tradition rather than a one-off novelty buy that falls apart by January.
Perfect for:
- Boxing Day at home with the family
- Secret Santa and stocking filler gifts
- Christmas Day dinner and the days that follow
- Anyone who always goes back for a second plate
Size guide: Available in sizes Small to XXXL.
- Small: chest 34-36", length 27.2"
- Medium: chest 38-40", length 28.1"
- Large: chest 42-44", length 29.1"
- XL: chest 46-48", length 30.1"
- XXL: chest 50-52", length 31.1"
- XXXL: chest 54-56", length 31.1"
Please check your own measurements before ordering.
What's included:
- 1 x Home Alone With The Leftovers printed forest green cotton jumper, in the size you choose
This is the print that turns a quiet day in front of the television into something worth a photo: a plate of roast dinner leftovers rendered in loving, slightly ridiculous detail, worn by whoever in the family is first back at the fridge. It is a comfortable, everyday cotton jumper that happens to carry one of the funniest Christmas slogans going, and it is built to survive actual Christmas Day: spilled gravy, a squashed sprout, a nap on the sofa. Buy it for yourself as a Boxing Day staple, or wrap it for the family member who is famous for finishing what everyone else leaves on their plate — either way, it is a jumper that gets read out loud the moment it is opened.