Christmas Dinner T-shirts: Pick Your Side

Christmas dinner has plenty of room for friendly disagreement. One person saves space for roast potatoes; another keeps an eye on the pigs in blankets. These Choose Your Fighter designs let everyone pick a favourite for a Christmas Day T-shirt or sweatshirt.

Choose a side for the main course

Team Pigs in Blankets puts that Sunday dinner favourite in the first slot. It is a choice for the person who checks the serving dish before sitting down. Team Roasties gives the potatoes the same place of honour.

There is also Team Stuffing for someone who would rather champion a side than the centrepiece. Its design takes its cue from a Thanksgiving table, but the choice can make sense at your Christmas dinner too. Let each person decide rather than assigning a team based on what they are cooking.

Or save your choice for pudding

Team Christmas Pudding puts the pudding first, with mince pies and trifle on the bench. Team Mince Pies makes a different selection from the same festive table.

That gives the pudding fans a choice even if they cannot settle the main-course debate. Ask which treat each person would keep on the menu, then compare answers. You may discover that the relative who always serves the pudding is quietly rooting for a mince pie.

Make a set for the table

For a matching family look, pick one food and give everyone the same design. If your table is divided, choose different teams within the range instead. A group photo can show the result without anyone needing to hold up a sign. The shirts can be worn on Christmas Day and at another meal when the same argument returns.

Write down each person's choice and usual clothing size before selecting products. Check the options on the individual design page, including the fit they prefer. If you are buying for someone else, a shirt or sweatshirt they already wear can help you choose the size. Do not guess a size just to keep the whole set a surprise.

T-shirt or sweatshirt?

Each linked design offers both a T-shirt and a sweatshirt. Choose the garment that suits the wearer and the room: a T-shirt may be comfortable for someone doing the cooking, while a sweatshirt gives another option for a cooler gathering. People do not all need the same garment for the designs to work as a set.

Look at the product choices for each design before ordering. A person who wears loose layers may prefer a different fit from someone who likes a closer one. If the group is choosing together, share the design pages and let each wearer select their own option.

For a host or a guest

A food-team design can also be a small gift for the person hosting dinner. Pick the dish they talk about most, or choose the one they insist everyone tries. Add a note about a meal you shared. For a guest, let their own preference lead, even if it is not the cook's favourite.

More gift ideas: Thanksgiving Family Shirts: Pick Your Side.