Seattle Seahawks 3D Hoodie Jack Skellington Zero Ghost Companion Blue

A navy pullover hoodie built for Seattle Seahawks fans who want their Halloween rotation and their game day rotation to be the same jacket, this Jack Skellington Zero Ghost Companion 3D print pairs a Nightmare Before Christmas skeleton king with the Seahawks hawk head so it works for October costume nights and Sunday afternoons at Lumen Field alike.

A Seattle Seahawks Design Built Around One Skeleton King

The front print puts Jack Skellington front and center, seated on his bone throne with a small blue teddy bear standing in for Zero, the ghost dog usually pictured trailing behind him, tucked at his side instead of floating overhead. Small swap. Easy to miss at first glance. But it’s the detail that makes this Seahawks Halloween hoodie read as its own scene instead of a generic skeleton graphic with a team logo dropped on top. The hawk head sits above the throne rather than beside it, so the eye lands on the team mark first and the pumpkin patch at the hem second, a different layout than most stacked-logo fan hoodies use. Three jack-o-lanterns glow along the bottom hem on both panels, with bare tree branches creeping up the sleeves, so the whole thing reads as one continuous scene rather than a single isolated print.

When Halloween Weekend Lands on a Football Sunday

For fans in the Pacific Northwest, late October often means a home game and a neighborhood Halloween gathering landing in the same week, and this is the kind of piece that can cover both without a costume change. Some fans layer it under a stadium jacket for a cold night near Lumen Field, others wear it as-is to a party where the Seahawks connection reads as a bonus rather than the whole point. We built this one at Teebete with that overlap in mind rather than treating football gear and Halloween gear as two separate closets. It also works as a gift for a Seahawks fan who already owns the standard team pullover and wants something with more of a story printed on it, or as a pickup for anyone browsing Halloween season NFL apparel instead of a plain costume. Matched front and back artwork means the design still holds up at a tailgate or in a party photo where people are looking from behind just as often as the front.

The teddy bear standing in for Zero really only lands once someone sets the front panel next to the back one and compares them.