Rick And Morty Ugly Christmas Sweater Have Merry Schwiftmas

This sweater brings Rick and Morty into the middle of the holiday season, wrapped in the kind of black and white pattern that instantly reads as ugly sweater season. The main body sits in a deep black, dotted with tiny white snowflakes, while the trim along the neckline, cuffs and hem carries a mix of red, green and cream in the zigzag rows that ugly sweaters are known for. Right in the center, Rick sits with Morty on his knee, both in Santa hats, Rick holding what looks like a bottle in one hand while a couple of stockings hang nearby with their initials stitched in. Wrapped rows above and below carry little green bottles, wrapped presents and candy cane stripes, the kind of busy print that makes an ugly sweater feel earned rather than half finished.

We built this one with the people who already quote the show at family dinners in mind, the ones who would rather show up to a holiday party looking a little ridiculous than blend into another plain red sweater. Rick and Morty Christmas sweater fans tend to be particular about getting the details right, and this print gives them Rick’s grin and Morty’s nervous stare without losing the goofiness that makes the show what it is. It works for a white elephant exchange, a night out with friends who are all in on the joke, or just answering the door for family who show up expecting something a little strange from you every December.

Rick And Morty Sit Front And Center On This Schwiftmas Print

The front carries the full scene, Rick and Morty together under the words Have A Merry at the top and Schwiftmas stitched across the bottom, so the joke reads clearly whether someone’s looking from across the room or up close. Turn it around and the back finishes the phrase, splitting into Have A Merry up top and Wiftmas lower down, framed by the same gift boxes and snowflakes so the design feels continuous instead of like an afterthought stuck on the back. At TeeMam we like when a sweater still has something going on if someone’s standing behind you in line, and this one holds up from either angle.

Have A Merry Schwiftmas Splits Across Both Sides

Reading “Have A Merry” on the front and picking up “Wiftmas” walking away is a small detail, but it’s the kind of thing that gets noticed at a party once someone points it out. We think that back-and-forth read is part of what makes this one worth grabbing before the sweater party invites start going out, since half the fun of Schwiftmas is watching people catch the joke a few seconds late.