Whether it has neon Christmas trees or a reindeer nose that lights up, the third Friday of December is the day to sport that ugly sweater to celebrate the holiday that only comes once a year.

On National Ugly Sweater Day everyone puts aside their formal clothes ... These garments are typically adorned with colorful lights, images of Santa Claus or other Christmas-themed decorations ...

Ugly Christmas Sweater Day is celebrated as a fun and lighthearted holiday tradition where people wear intentionally tacky, gaudy, or humorous Christmas sweaters. The day is marked by individuals ...

National Ugly Sweater Day falls on Dec. 20, but lifestyle expert and millennial mom Kasey Potts helped us celebrate early with some fun, festive—and yes, ugly—sweaters for the holiday season.

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Eggnog Day, Ugly Sweater Day and Bathtub Party Day, along with important dates like Giving Tuesday and Wreaths Across America. You'll also find holidays for just about everything else seasonal you ...

A. Absolutely. It does not have to be Ugly Christmas Sweater Day (Dec. 18) to sport the terribly tacky sweater. Whether you’re going to a party, hanging out with family members or just running ...