BoxLunch Nightmare Before Christmas Collection is Both Scary and Merry

Halloween may have just ended, but if you aren’t ready to say “goodbye” to the spooky season, BoxLunch’s new Nightmare Before Christmas merchandise collection will help ease the transition from “scary” to “merry.” This new collection is vast, so we’ll explore various standout items and show you where to find the Nightmare Before Christmas collection from BoxLunch in its entirety.

Ho-Ho-Hold on to those credit cards because here we go!

BoxLunch Nightmare Before Christmas Apparel

If you are hoping for something slightly understated while paying homage to The Nightmare Before Christmas, this Jack Skellington crewneck ($59.90) is for you. On the front are Jack Skellington’s embroidered initials, joined by his first name stitched across the chest and a patch of his bony face. A patch of Zero hides the on the back.

Sally fans will love the patchwork look of this zippered hoodie ($64.90). The undead seamstress’s initial is on the front chest, and her full name is across the shoulders, both in Sherpa applique patches. Available in standard and plus sizes.

This dress ($54.90) provides a Wild West spin on Sally’s style. The fabric, made of 95% polyester and 5% Spandex, paired with the smock design, will surely provide a comfortable and fashionable outfit. Available in standard and plus sizes.

Take the horror to the great outdoors with this cozy flannel ($49.90). The front pocket is accented with a small embroidered patch of Jack’s fiery skull, while the back of the shirt has a giant patch depicting Jack and Sally on a camping trip near Spiral Hill.

This women’s cardigan ($64.40), available in standard and plus sizes, also incorporates Halloween Town’s favorite couple, accompanied by Zero, with Spiral Hill as the backdrop.

Accessories

Zero is undoubtedly one of the cutest characters from The Nightmare Before Christmas, but it looks like he is also the coziest. The figural youth beanie ($18.90) isn’t intended for adults, so it may be a tight fit for some, but those floppy ears are undoubtedly tempting. Meanwhile, the Sherpa slippers ($29.90) were made with women’s feet in mind.

This Loungefly set is my favorite of the merchandise featured in this showcase. It includes a mini backpack ($79.90), a crossbody bag ($59.90), and a cardholder ($19.90). Interestingly, the focus of this set is a Man-Eating Wreath, which is found on all three items alongside either Jack Skellington (his wreath has light-up details) or Zero (with glow-in-the-dark details).

Regardless of who made your mini backpack, this mini backpack organizer ($19.90) by BoxLunch will simplify finding the necessities stored inside. It is decorated with an allover print starring Jack, Sally, and Zero and includes multiple pockets, including mesh compartments and a zippered pouch.

These beaded charms ($12.90 each), available in Jack Skellington, Zero, and glow-in-the-dark Oogie Boogie styles, are intended to decorate phones, but I don’t see why you can use them to add a little Halloween Town fashion to other accessories, like zippered pouches. 

For the Home

These decorative Jack and Sally-inspired pillows ($24.90 each) were “simply meant to be” sitting on your couch. Each one measures approximately 18 square inches with woven art.

This storage jar set ($29.90) is modeled after Sally’s. Each one is 4.5 inches tall, making them a unique vessel for desk necessities (these would be great from my perpetually misplaced paper clips) or loose jewelry. It would be better if they were food-safe, but they are still worth featuring.

The doors leading to the different holiday towns from the movie are reimagined as a decorative LED candle set ($52.90). Each of the plastic faux candles in this six-piece set is 4 inches tall and 1.75 inches wide. Two LR44 batteries (not included) are required to operate one.

It would feel wrong not to include an actual holiday item in this article. And there is nothing better to merge Halloween and Christmas than this slightly sinister tree skirt ($36.90). It measures approximately 48 inches in diameter and includes Jack, Sally, Zero, Oogie Boogie, and Lock, Shock, & Barrel, with the giant striped snake filling up most of the remaining space. Snowflakes and spiders mingle along the edges for a perfectly bone-chilling winter decoration.

This Nightmare Before Christmas collection is available now at BoxLunch stores and on their website.

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More Merchandise News

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Let’s Hear from You

What do you think of this new Nightmare Before Christmas collection from BoxLunch? Which items were your favorites? Do you like the variety of styles used? Or would you prefer that all the items had a similar look to them? And which holiday do you like better, Halloween or Christmas? Let us know in the comments below!

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