"In-N-Out Burger's 2025 ugly Christmas sweater looks good enough to eat. Its front is emblazoned with a Double-Double. The garment is for sale at In-N-Out Burger's Company Stores. One is at 13800 Francisquito Ave., Baldwin Park, the chain's hometown, and there are two other locations in Las Vegas. Customers can also order the sweater for $65 on the In-N-Out website. Representatives advise customers to allow three to eight days for delivery."
"The design evokes memories of posters for the 1983 movie "A Christmas Story," with the words "Season's Eatings" in red type against a white background above the photorealistic image of In-N-Out's signature burger. Sleeves show a forest of evergreen trees. The back depicts an array of In-N-Out ingredients shown off by staff members in uniform. In-N-Out posted the sweater on its Facebook and Instagram pages on Thursday with a jazzy version of "Deck the Halls," drawing mostly love in the comment section."
"The sweater is made from 100% polyester, and dry-cleaning is recommended. Sizes are small to 2XL. A couple of ugly sweaters from Christmases past are also available from the Company Store online, marked down to $45. They include the 2020 design, which also featured a Double-Double. You can still get 2024's sweater, "Just Trying To Keep It Together This Christmas," with a detachable burger plushie hanging onto the front for dear life."
In-N-Out Burger offers a 2025 ugly Christmas sweater featuring a photorealistic Double-Double on the front, sold for $65 online and at company stores in Baldwin Park and Las Vegas. The design evokes 1983's A Christmas Story with 'Season's Eatings' above the burger, sleeves printed with evergreen trees, and a back showing ingredients displayed by uniformed staff. In-N-Out promoted the sweater on social media with a jazzy 'Deck the Halls' and received mostly positive comments with some artwork nitpicks. The garment is 100% polyester, dry-clean recommended, sizes small to 2XL; past designs and T-shirts remain available.
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