‘Tis fast approaching the season of sitting in front of your computer on a video call wearing nothing but a Christmas Jumper. Some of us might not be commuting to work as much these days, but there’s still no excuse not to terrify your work colleagues with your taste in garish clothing over the next couple of months.
The Christmas Jumper is increasingly a staple of museum shops, so a look around finds the following “delights” from London venues.
Still selling last year’s design – featuring an Ex Libris emblem—Latin for “From the library of”—historically used as a personalised mark of ownership inside books.
Available in four sizes for £35
A bright red jumper with a gift-wrapped TARDIS on the front and a label saying Merry Xmas to you from The Doctor.
Available in 3 sizes for £39.99
They have a new design each year, and this year’s theme is central London in a snow globe surrounded by snowflakes and portcullises.
Available in 6 sizes for £45
They also have a dog jumper (yes, really) – details here.
This festive blue knit jumper features a fun pattern with Santa flying a Spitfire, surrounded by classic Christmas icons including robins, tinsel and snowflakes.
Available in 5 sizes for £45
The museum changes its design each year, and for 2026, the jumper features a cluster of baubles decorated with TfL transport services on a green background with roundels and snowflakes.
Available in 7 sizes for £45.
A children’s version is also available.
Their Capy Holidays sweatshirt features a winter woodland design with a cosy capybara front and centre.
Available in 6 sizes for £38.
A children’s version is also available.
A green jumper with a Staggasaurus skeleton walking along the top with festive banding.
Available in 6 sizes for £45.
A children’s version is also available.
Tally Ho Ho Ho, with bands of places, RAF roundels and festive decorations.
Available in 6 sizes for £35
A children’s version is also available.
A winter stage scene with ballet, opera and music, with musical snowflakes falling, along with decorative musical borders. Also the most expensive in the range, because, well, that’s opera for you.
Available in 6 sixes for £60.
A children’s version is also available.
After a couple of years of the same design, they’ve refreshed it for 2026 with space men over moons, asteroids and meteors.
Available in 5 sizes for £35.
A children’s version is also available.
NB: The Science Museum website also sells the National Railway Museum jumper here.