Nothing Says It's the 2020 Holiday Season Quite Like These Baby Yoda Christmas Sweaters

Published on Nov 10, 2020 at 7:45 PM

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As the holiday season comes around, it's time to break out the cozy, fun sweaters. While we love a good sweater set or luxurious cashmere, there's a far more divisive topic we're here to discuss: the ugly Christmas sweater. Love them, hate them, or love to hate them, they're back — and the search to find the most unique style is on. Even though it's not yet Christmas, we've found one of the most 2020 styles imaginable, the baby Yoda Christmas sweater.

These styles are exactly what you'd imagine, and we love it. If you're obsessed with The Mandalorian, you're going to freak out over these sweaters. They also make great gifts, and you'll definitely win your ugly sweater competition.

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Star Wars Baby Yoda Holiday Pullover Sweater

This Star Wars Baby Yoda Holiday Pullover Sweater ($22, originally $28) is so cute.

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Everyone will love this The Mandalorian The Child aka Baby Yoda Christmas Sweater ($28, originally $60).

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