Christmas jumpers by design

1,813 jumpers to choose from

Fair isle, reindeer, Santa, puddings, penguins and the rest. Pick the motif and we will show you everyone who sells it.

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This is the collection sorted by what is actually on the front, which is usually the thing that decides it. Fair isle is the biggest list by a distance and the closest thing to a safe choice: it is the pattern that reads as Christmas without anybody having to be told.
After that it splits by how much attention you want. Reindeer, Santa, snowmen, penguins and Christmas puddings are the classics and they are played straight. Rude and funny designs are the opposite, and worth checking against where you are going to wear them.
The smaller lists are often the more interesting ones — prosecco, turkeys, Doctor Who — because they are the jumpers somebody will actually remember you in.

Stranger Things Fair Isle Sweatshirt Christmas jumper from Debenhams

Stranger Things Fair Isle Sweatshirt

The sort of thing that starts a conversation you did not plan to have. Straightforward, and all the better for it. One of those that photographs better than it has any right to.

Teal Sequin Snowflake Fluffy Jumper Christmas jumper from Debenhams

Teal Sequin Snowflake Fluffy Jumper

Snowflakes, arranged with more order than actual snow manages. Pull it on, commit, get on with the day. The sort of thing that gets borrowed and not returned.

Tilly Floral Fairisle Jumper Christmas jumper from Debenhams

Tilly Floral Fairisle Jumper

Repeating Fair Isle, the kind that survives into February. "Tilly Floral Fairisle" — someone was pleased with that, and fair enough.

Trinnie Floral Fairisle Jumper Christmas jumper from Debenhams

Trinnie Floral Fairisle Jumper

Nordic knit, worn by people who would not call it a Christmas jumper. It says "Trinnie Floral Fairisle", and it is not going to elaborate.

Tulips Floral Fair Isle Jumper Christmas jumper from Debenhams

Tulips Floral Fair Isle Jumper

A Fair Isle yoke, doing the heavy lifting without shouting. Fit for its one fortnight of the year. Holds up under a coat, which half of these do not.