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This December,Sedan Sex (2018) you can have the ugliest sweater at your ugly sweater party, and all with the knowledge that you designed it.

Uglychristmassweater.com, which exclusively sells intentionally terrible Christmas sweaters, has introduced a tool that allows customers to create their own tacky garments.

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The founder of the company, Fred Hajjar explained why the company chose to start offering customized sweaters.

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“Customers have provided feedback that they love our product styles and selections, but wanted the option to design their own sweaters," Hajjar said. "So we listened, researched and invested in the technology to allow them to do just that.”

Shoppers can choose from a selection of colors and patterns, upload their own original artwork and add text, limited up to seven characters.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

While this is a delightful way to get into the competitive holiday spirit and claim the ugly sweater throne, these holiday sweaters don't come cheap. A single sweater costs $99, though the price-per-sweater drops with bulk orders.

So go forth, and create the ugly Christmas sweater of your dreams.

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