The Festive Tipple Embroidered Christmas Sweatshirt
Cheers to Christmas.
Three festive drinks, three fabulous bows and absolutely no such thing as too much Christmas cheer. The Festive Tipple is made for parties, cocktails and all those December get-togethers that somehow start earlier every year.
Beautifully embroidered across the chest, three cocktail glasses are dressed for the season with colourful bows, festive garnishes and tiny golden stars. Set against rich forest green, the vibrant pinks, reds and golds really pop, creating a statement Christmas sweatshirt that's playful without feeling novelty.
Soft, cosy and easy to wear, pair it with jeans for Christmas drinks, dress it up with leather trousers and jewellery for a party, or wear it for the annual gathering where someone inevitably opens the fizz before lunch.
Why You'll Love It
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Exclusive Percy & Nell embroidered design
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Statement festive cocktail embroidery
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Three beautifully detailed drinks with bows and festive garnishes
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Embroidered in the UK
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Soft brushed fleece interior
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Premium 280gsm fabric
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Classic unisex fit
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Ribbed crew neckline, cuffs and hem
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100% cotton-faced fabric for a beautifully smooth finish
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A fun, grown-up alternative to the traditional Christmas jumper
Size Guide
| Size | Half Chest | Body Length |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 50cm | 66.5cm |
| S | 52cm | 68cm |
| M | 56cm | 71cm |
| L | 60cm | 74cm |
| XL | 64cm | 77cm |
| XXL | 68cm | 80cm |
| 3XL | 72cm | 83cm |
Fit: This is a classic unisex sweatshirt with an easy, comfortable fit. We recommend checking the measurements above against a favourite sweatshirt you already own to choose your preferred fit. Size up if you prefer a more oversized look.
Fabric & Care
Composition
80% Ringspun Cotton / 20% Polyester
280gsm brushed fleece
Care Instructions
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Wash cold
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Wash inside out with similar colours
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Do not bleach
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Tumble dry on a low heat
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Cool iron on reverse
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Do not iron directly over the embroidery
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Do not dry clean
A Little Festive Reminder...
Eat, drink and be merry.




