Being Fitted for a Santy Suit

Super cute! A new collection based on Dr. Seuss's wacky and wonderful classic picture book, How The Grinch Stole Christmas.

This little girl is ready to play outside The Grinch House and pretend her dog is Max.

Dr. Seuss explains that the Grinch attempted to steal Christmas by packing all their things in bags. Because of Flue Who, the chimneys were all clean and shiny.

This green faced Jim Shore gnome takes after the beloved Dr. Seuss story. An intricately designed hat of holly, the little Grinch gnome holds a bucket of Who Hash between his hands. It's up to you to determine if he's stealing or sharing breakfast.

This Jim Shore design features The Grinch with his hands on his hips wearing a frown. Dressed as Santa Claus, The Grinch wears a patchwork red suit on a rosemale stage. He plots to steal Christmas spirit with style and snark!

This Jim Shore designed dated ornament features The Grinch dressed as Santa examining a lengthy Naughty and Nice list. With a plot to ruin Christmas, Grinch moves all the names over to the Naughty list to ensure no one receives presents in 2024!

The Grinch dove down the chimney and only got stuck a moment or two. His bag rests on the roof full of all the trappings of Christmas stolen from the Whos.

Straight out of the pages of the classic Christmas story comes this Grinch figurine featuring him using the chimney to gain access to all of the holiday loot. Add a touch of Who-Ville whimsey with this eye-catching decorative piece.

Campy architecture attracts the Whos to a fun-filled breakfast, perfect for enjoying on Christmas morning. Too busy to stay? Use the convenient "To Go" window and be on your way in minutes. 

Each year his fitting would make his pulse rise, but not from his heart which was three times the size, but from thicker waist, larger neck, wider thighs, requiring a Santy Suit near Santy size!