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The Windows Ugly Sweater is back again this year, and you can finally buy one

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
December 1, 2020
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Do you remember Microsoft’s custom “softwear,” the Windows Ugly Sweater? Back in 2018, the company sent out a cool Windows 95-themed holiday sweater to lucky influencers and fans but now is your chance to buy it, too. Microsoft has finally announced that you can now buy one for yourself, with the proceeds helping benefit Girls Who Code.

The new #WindowsUglySweater has arrived — and this year it’s supporting a fantastic cause! ​

Get yours today (they disappear fast!) and you’ll be supporting @GirlsWhoCode when you do. Good deal, isn’t knit? 🧶

— Windows (@Windows) December 1, 2020

Available via the Xbox Gear store, you can now pick up the last three Windows Ugly Sweaters online. The first from 2018 features the Windows 95 logo and colors, the second from last year the Windows XP colors, and this year’s is Microsoft Paint. All three are up in the store for prices around $60, and purchases from the sale will help benefit the charity, Girls Who Code. However, it does look as though Microsoft is having a hard time keeping stock. Many sizes are already sold out, so it’s best to act fast.

What do you think of this custom softwear? Will you pick it up for yourself or your family? Let us know in the comments below.

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