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Star Wars Men's Holiday Sweater (Various Sizes) EXPIRED
$15
$34.99
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GameStop.com has Star Wars Men's Holiday Sweater (Various Sizes) on sale for $15. Select free store pickup where available otherwise shipping is free on $35+ orders. Thanks OliveBanana551
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Must select store pickup in your cart.
Available sizes (May vary by location):
Note: Availability for store pickup may vary. Must select store pickup in your cart.
Available sizes (May vary by location):
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- X-Large
- XX-Large
- 3X-Large
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FEATURES:
100% Acrylic Material
Machine Wash cold.
Dry flat.
Do not dry clean
Seems like a lot of sizes are still available.
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100% Acrylic Material
Machine Wash cold.
Dry flat.
Do not dry clean
Seems like a lot of sizes are still available.
https://www.gamestop.co
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 25 GameStop Reviews |
| Product Name: | Star Wars Holiday Sweater |
| Product Description: | No one wants to freeze before they reach the first marker. Cozier than a Tauntaun’s belly, this year’s ugly Christmas sweater will keep you warm and bring a little Imperial flair to any holiday party. 100% Polyester. Machine wash cold. Tumble Dry Low. Exclusive to GameStop. |
| Product SKU: | 11051726 |
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I'm surprised you were allowed to watch these, I thought these were PG-13.
Personally, I just call these things "ugly sweaters," not because I have an aversion to calling them Christmas or even holiday sweaters, but because, in my own limited experience, people only wear them for ugly sweater contests at...holiday (or Christmas) parties.
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I'm surprised you were allowed to watch these, I thought these were PG-13.
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On a serious note, I'd love for someone to help me understand the aversion to saying Christmas. I totally get why companies say 'happy holidays,' because you want to include the other holidays- Hanukah, Thanksgiving, etc- and why they say holiday gifts. What I can't get is why they try to avoid Christmas when there's no logical way around it. There is no Holiday Tree. It's not an ugly holiday sweater party. There are no holiday cookies. I wouldn't expect to buy a holiday dreidel. Were I more with it, I'd call it appropriation, though I hate that term. I honestly would love to hear some ideas.
I'm surprised you were allowed to watch these, I thought these were PG-13.
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I'm surprised you were allowed to watch these, I thought these were PG-13.
On a serious note, I'd love for someone to help me understand the aversion to saying Christmas. I totally get why companies say 'happy holidays,' because you want to include the other holidays- Hanukah, Thanksgiving, etc- and why they say holiday gifts. What I can't get is why they try to avoid Christmas when there's no logical way around it. There is no Holiday Tree. It's not an ugly holiday sweater party. There are no holiday cookies. I wouldn't expect to buy a holiday dreidel. I honestly would love to hear some ideas.
Personally, I just call these things "ugly sweaters," not because I have an aversion to calling them Christmas or even holiday sweaters, but because, in my own limited experience, people only wear them for ugly sweater contests at...holiday (or Christmas) parties.
I'm surprised you were allowed to watch these, I thought these were PG-13.