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Supernatural Deck The Halls Impala Christmas Sweatshirt | Salt And Hunters Ugly Sweater | Winchester Holiday Wear
Supernatural Deck The Halls Impala Christmas Sweatshirt | Salt And Hunters Ugly Sweater | Winchester Holiday Wear
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Turn your favorite Christmas song into a hunter anthem with this Supernatural Deck The Halls Impala sweatshirt. 🎄🔫
The design lays out a full parody verse built for hunters: deck the halls with salt and hunters, plaid and shotgun, jumpers, and a chorus of IMPALALALALA stacked in bright holiday stripes. Little sigils, moose icons, and baby Impala silhouettes at the bottom pull the whole Supernatural ugly sweater look together. It feels like a Christmas sing along in the bunker with Sam, Dean, and Baby parked outside.
This cozy unisex crewneck is perfect for
🎬 Supernatural marathons and winter rewatches
🎉 Ugly sweater parties where fellow hunters will spot the reference instantly
🚗 Fans of Baby, classic Chevys, and KAZ plates
🎁 Geeky holiday gifts for Winchester loving friends and family
Product features
• 🧵 Medium heavy 50 50 cotton poly fleece (8.0 oz yd²) for warmth and durability
• 👕 Classic unisex crewneck fit with ribbed collar and double needle stitching
• 🌿 Tubular knit body (no side seams) for a clean look and reduced fabric waste
• 🎨 High quality front print with faux knit text, sigils, and Impala art inspired by Supernatural
• ✅ OEKO TEX certified dyes and ethically sourced US cotton; made with comfort and quality in mind
Available colors: 🌫️ Dark Grey Heather, 🖤 Black, 🔵 Navy, 🌲 Forest Green, 🍷 Maroon
Available sizes: S to 3XL
Care instructions
• 🫧 Machine wash cold (max 30°C 90°F), inside out
• 🚫 Non chlorine bleach only, as needed
• 🔄 Tumble dry low
• 🚫 Do not iron directly on the design
• 🚫 Do not dry clean
Artwork is created by an independent designer and used under a valid commercial license. This is fan-inspired artwork and not official or licensed merchandise.
Part of the Throwback Geeks Christmas collection — where creativity, craftsmanship, and nostalgia collide.
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