You know who has the best gift ideas for the holidays? After Santa Claus himself, we like to think the New York Post does.
After writing up gift guides galore this holiday season, there’s one more you need to check out and it comes straight from the source.
This year, the New York Post and Page Six official merchandise store has their very own holiday collection, stocked with items for everyone on your list.
We have the classic mugs and cozy beanies, plus our New York Post take on an “ugly” holiday sweater, a greeting card and even New York City wrapping paper featuring our favorite city critters in their holiday best.
Head over to the site now to take a look, and then keep on reading for our top picks from the collection, perfect for an upcoming office holiday party, White Elephant gift exchange, and of course for the biggest event of them all on the morning of Dec. 25.
Who knows, maybe Santa himself will be spotted in some merch this year — do you think a nice hat, or a naughty one?
When it comes to ugly holiday sweaters, we take things literally. These amazingly ugly holiday sweaters come in a New York Post version and a Page Six one, with the fonts to match. They are printed on cozy crewnecks, with the respective publication’s logo on the back.
We all have choices in life — buying one of these hats is a pretty easy one. This is a great gift for anyone on your gifting list this year, regardless of if they’ve been naughty or nice, and it makes a great gag gift or White Elephant present, too.
‘Tis the season for hot cocoa or even a hot toddy, to go with some gossip or streaming news. Pick your favorite source of news, from New York Post, Page Six and even Decider, or collect them all and then settle in for sweater weather season.
Keep your drink cold and your hands warm with these adorable and festive tumblers. The cups come with a reusable metal straw, while the insulated bottle is good for both cold and hot drinks.
Newspaper is a tried and true wrapping paper, but this is even better. The New York Post printed wrapping paper features critters of the city like cats, rats and pigeons, dressed up in their holiday best.
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