Dole goes retro with colorful ugly Christmas sweater

The company is offering the item in honor of National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day on Dec. 16.

By The Packer Staff

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December 15, 2022 02:54 PM

It is not too late to get an ugly Christmas sweater.

In fact, in honor of National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day on Dec. 16, Dole Food Co. is offering a new-for-2022 Dole Pineapple Ugly Holiday Sweater, according to a news release.

The sweater, available at the Dole online store, features a fun pineapple holiday design with a retro Dole logo.

Offered in sizes S to 3XL, the release said the high-quality knitted sweater is the perfect gift for Hawaii- and pineapple-loving friends or family members and is ideal for any ugly Christmas sweater contests.

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