Lit Menorah Hanukkah Leggings by Tipsy Elves - (Sizes XS - XXL)
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Description
- Care: Machine wash cold, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, hang dry, cool iron on reverse side or dry clean
- Material: 95% polyester | 5% spandex
- Sizes XS - XXL
How to Measure:
Waist: Measure around the smallest area of your waist, keeping the tape parallel to the ground.
Hips: Stand with your feet together and keeping the tape straight and parallel to the floor, measure around the fullest part of your hips.
Numeric Size: Our numeric sizes are set as a guideline based on standard body measurements. We still recommend taking your actual body measurements. We’ve included a numeric chart, as a rough estimate to help decide which size will likely be best for you.
About the brand
Tipsy Elves, the Shark Tank ugly-sweater brand, brings its loud holiday energy to Hanukkah with menorah sweaters, dreidel shirts and family jumpsuits.
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About the brand
Tipsy Elves
Tipsy Elves, the Shark Tank ugly-sweater brand, brings its loud holiday energy to Hanukkah with menorah sweaters, dreidel shirts and family jumpsuits.
- Based in
- San Diego, California
- Since
- 2011
- Craft
- Festive holiday apparel
Tipsy Elves makes the holiday sweater you wear on purpose. Evan Mendelsohn, a lawyer, and Nick Morton, a dentist, launched the San Diego brand in 2011 as a side project, then pitched it on Shark Tank in 2013 and landed a $100,000 deal with Robert Herjavec. In its own words, the mission is to "make the most outrageous clothes known to mankind in order to make your life more fun."
The Hanukkah line brings that energy to the Festival of Lights: reversible menorah sequin sweaters, tinsel cardigans, light-up Chrismukkah sweaters, dreidel-print button-downs, sweater dresses and matching blue jumpsuits for adults, kids and babies. They're made for the party, the office gift swap and the family photo.
Good to know
- TVShark Tank (2013), deal with Robert Herjavec