You can have Halloween on Christmas with this Oogie Boogie stocking
It’s July which means we are less than halfway to Christmas and only three months away from Halloween. To celebrate, Disney has launched a brand new Nightmare Before Christmas item that allows you to bring Oogie Boogie home for the holidays.
Disney has released a new Oogie Boogie holiday stocking, the perfect item for those who want to celebrate Halloween on Christmas.
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The new Nightmare Before Christmas item was recently spotted at Disney Springs and is expected to be sold at Disney’s theme parks. Made of burlap, the holiday stocking is cut into Oogie Boogie’s familiar shape. The stocking’s simple design makes this the perfect decoration for both Halloween and Christmas.
Sewed together with black stitching, the holiday stocking includes all of Oogie Boogie’s features including his spooky eyes and smile. The back of the stocking also includes an Oogie Boogie signature, a cute detail that further adds to the new item.
The stocking’s pocket is Oogie Boogie’s mouth. The feature allows Nightmare Before Christmas fans to hang the stocking on the mantel for Christmas or use while trick-or-treating on Oct. 31.
The stocking costs $29.99 and can reportedly be found in Disney stores’ Days Of Christmas section along with other spooky Halloween items.
PHOTOS: New “Nightmare Before Christmas” Oogie Boogie Stocking Arrives at Disney Springshttps://t.co/Vql3WNgvPp pic.twitter.com/rrI9Xa4T2G
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Disney has released various Nightmare Before Christmas items for Halloween and Christmas over the years. In 2017, Disneyland had an exclusive Oogie Boogie glow-in-the-dark popcorn bucket.
The Tim Burton-inspired buckets were sold at both Disneyland and Disney California Adventures. Due to high demand, the item regularly sold out. Some even waited for almost an hour in line to purchase the popcorn bucket.
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