New Orleans Saints Baby Groot The Grinch Ugly 3D Hoodie

A Grinch Who Picked Up a Groot Sidekick for the Holidays

New Orleans Saints fans layering up for cold Superdome nights get something a little different this December: a New Orleans Saints Baby Groot The Grinch Ugly 3D hoodie that swaps the usual snowflake-and-reindeer routine for two characters who normally have nothing to do with each other. The Grinch, red Santa hat and all, stands next to a pint-sized Groot holding what looks like a teddy bear, and the pairing takes up the center front panel large enough that it’s the first thing anyone notices before they clock the fleur-de-lis pattern running above and below it. Small black-and-tan cuffs on the hood repeat the same two characters in miniature, so the joke carries through even when the hood’s up.

Where the Team Actually Shows Up

Flip it around and the back panel does the heavy lifting for team identity: a black block lettering out SAINTS sits under a large gold fleur-de-lis, with a small blue teddy bear tucked below it echoing the one Groot’s holding up front. Snowflakes and a bordered Aztec-style trim frame both panels top to bottom, which keeps the whole thing from reading as two unrelated prints stitched together. It’s a different approach than a standard Saints pullover with a logo slapped on the chest. Here the team colors and geaux-to fleur-de-lis motif are doing quiet supporting work while the characters carry the front.

This kind of design tends to land with people who split their December between a Saints watch party and family gift exchanges, or with someone shopping for a funny Christmas hoodie that still reads as fan gear once the holiday’s over. Some longtime Who Dat supporters like that it skips the generic ugly-sweater snowman for something with an actual visual joke built in. We put this one together at Teebete the same way we do our other mascot mashups: start with characters that already feel a little absurd side by side, then work the team’s own color story and symbols in around them instead of over them.

Worn to a tailgate outside the Caesars Superdome or just for a casual gathering with family who follow the black and gold, it’s built for that stretch of the season when regular fan wear feels too plain and a full ugly sweater feels like too much commitment.

Pair it with the rest of a Saints watch-party rotation and it holds its own next to whatever else shows up under the tree that week.