JNCO Debuts Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection

Los Angeles, CA, December 12, 2016 (Newswire.com) - Today, JNCO kicks off the 12 Days of Christmas with the new Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection. The collection has been embraced by influencers across America, including Southern California photographer and filmmaker K Enagonio, YouTube personality John Flickinger, Los Angeles Film Editor Ed Vilderman, and music artist Alex Farnham. 

“The new JNCO Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection represents everything JNCO stands for – doing things differently. In the true JNCO spirit, each sweater in the collection has its own unique personality and is sure to be noticed in a crowd,” said JNCO Chairman, Isaac Cohen.

The new JNCO Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection represents everything JNCO stands for - doing things differently. In the true JNCO spirit, each sweater in the collection has its own unique personality and is sure to be noticed in a crowd.

Isaac Cohen, JNCO Chairman

“The Ugly Christmas Sweater trend has blown up this year, and we wanted to make a contribution with that trademark JNCO twist,” says JNCO Lead Designer, Joe Peters. “There’s something for everyone in this holiday collection.”

Just in time for the holiday party season, JNCO is offering 15% off each item in the Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection during the 12 days leading to Christmas and throughout the month of December, featuring JNCO’s Four20 Novelty Holiday Sweater, the Hipster Pullover Hoodie, and everyone’s favorite – the Uppercut Novelty Holiday Sweater hosting JNCO’s feisty kangaroo front and center.

View JNCO’s Ugly Christmas Sweater Collection at: https://www.jncojeans.com/collections/ugly-christmas-sweaters.

About JNCO: JNCO is an American jeans brand. Founded in 1985, JNCO evolved into a global force as a leading lifestyle brand in the 1990s. JNCO was revived in early 2015 to connect today’s youth with bold, forward-thinking fashion inspired by SoCal culture. “JNCO sets to defy the rules of street wear and re-establish a brand and aesthetic that is purely in a class of its own.” 

Source: JNCO Jeans