Traditionally, Christmas jumpers are intended to represent the spirit of the holiday season that they accompany, but there’s no denying that the end result is often bland and — dare we say — ugly. Get cosy with a range of Stitch clothing options including hooded sweatshirts and customisable T-shirts. Our pyjamas are also available in a range of sizes for kids. Gifts, Toys & Accessories

And as for the festive jumpers on the menu for tomorrow? Well, Tubridy says he won't be sporting the work of art above tomorrow, but there will be at least three jumper changes during the show. Colour us intrigued. Please employ the use of lots of inverted commas when talking about this," he said. "You will see me as you've never seen me before, and will never want to see me again."

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Throughout most media in which they are present, Christmas jumpers are depicted as knitted items made by the elderly for members of their family, predominantly young boys and girls. However, they have since become more commercialised, and there are many places to buy them. Geeky Christmas Jumpers

Christmas jumpers (also known as Christmas sweaters) are a form of clothing usually worn during winter, the season that marks the commencement of the festive holiday. Though they are thought of as staples of this time of year, their popularity was not widespread until the ’80s, during which presenters and singers began wearing them when appearing on television specials. Beauty may be found within, but with this Disney Christmas sweater you can find it on the outside too

Within the UK and USA the price you see is the price you pay - you won't be charged any extra fees. Ryan Tubridy and some of the cast of this year’s Late Late Toy Show pictured as they revealed that Beauty and the Beast is the theme of this year’s show. Ryan is pictured with Chip Luke O'Connor (4) from Dublin, ‘Cogsworth’ Jem O’Connor (9) from Navan and ‘Mrs Potts’ Megan Marney (10) from Monaghan. Tubs said he will be “heavily involved” in said opening number, which will involve some “dancing” and “singing” on his part. It’s a tale as old as time: you go to get your Christmas sweater out and realise you never treated that gravy stain from last year…or find that moths have decimated it. The rosy news from us is that we’ve got your new fave festive top all lined up for you. Can’t get your hands on an Enchanted Rose for bae this holiday season? We think this sweater is a perfect alternative