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Even the dinosaurs in London are getting into the Christmas spirit.
At the city's prominent Natural History Museum, a giant animatronic T-Rex dinosaur has been outfitted and is more than ready for the festive season.
Made from recycled yarns, T-Rex's sweater has extra short sleeves to accommodate his stubby arms, and the body of the jumper has zips, making getting dressed slightly easier.
His cosy apparel features green dinosaurs donning Santa hats just like the Jurassic giant himself.
Why the fuss over a dinosaur jumper for Christmas?
Sam Barnes works as the museum's retail commercial manager.
The festive jumper's all the more adorable in human sizes, luckily on sale in the museum's shop along with socks and hats, all featuring the prehistoric relics.
Despite the fun, there's a genuine reason for the marketing of these pieces.
Publishing more than 700 scientific papers annually the Natural History Museum is a revered research institution collaborating with experts internationally and the aim of selling T-Rex's dapper threads is to continue funding vital research into his prehistoric peers.
Featuring on the festive jumper is a one off, changing every Christmas, who gets to be on the jerseys next year is up for discussion.
It could be any of the vast array of specimens at the museum.
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