Dark Green Halloween Cardigan Haunted House Pumpkin

There’s something about the first cold night of October that makes people reach for a cardigan instead of a coat, and this one is built for exactly that stretch of the season. The Halloween cardigan wraps a haunted house scene across a deep green background, with a witch riding her broom past a crescent moon, a friendly ghost peeking through fallen leaves, and a black cat in a little witch hat sitting near a jack-o-lantern by the front steps. The orange trim along the collar, cuffs, and button placket picks up the pumpkin color from the print, so the whole thing reads like it was made for porch light and cider rather than a costume box.

We designed it for the kind of Halloween that happens at home first: handing out candy from the doorway, walking the block with kids in costumes, or just being the one who answers the door all night while everyone else goes trick-or-treating. It layers easily over a long sleeve shirt once the temperature drops, and the button front makes it simple to throw on right before the doorbell starts ringing. At TeeMam, we make holiday apparel that feels like it belongs in that moment, not like a costume piece you only wear once and forget about, and this cardigan was built with that same idea in mind. Parents wear it while supervising the pumpkin carving table. Grandparents wear it at the family gathering where the kids show off their costumes before heading out.

The haunted house winding path, the spiderweb tucked in the corner, and the bats scattered across the night sky all work together instead of competing for attention, so the design still looks intentional up close instead of cluttered. It’s the kind of print that holds up whether you’re standing under porch lights or sitting around a table full of pumpkin bread and apple cider.

Haunted House Cardigan Path And Porch Light Scene

The winding stone path leading up to the haunted house is the visual anchor of the piece, drawing the eye from the hem up through the glowing windows and bare autumn trees toward the moon. That path detail is what makes the cardigan feel like a scene rather than a random collection of Halloween icons, and it’s why the design holds together as one story instead of scattered clip art.

Witch On Broom Beneath The Crescent Moon

The witch silhouette gliding past the crescent moon sits near the shoulder on both the front and back, which means the design carries through no matter which way someone’s standing when they answer the door or pose for a photo before the trick-or-treat walk.

Layering it over jeans on a chilly evening or over a black turtleneck for a family photo both work just as easily, since the orange and green combination was picked to feel autumn first and costume second. If you’re deciding between sizes for a slightly oversized cardigan feel versus a closer fit for layering underneath a coat, going one size up tends to give more room for a sweater or long sleeve tee underneath on the colder nights.