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Big Sweater no longer holds the monopoly on Risa Sakamoto Archivesugly Christmas attire.

Online retailer Get on Fleek has released a new line of ugly Christmas and Hanukkah-themed rompers for men, and honestly, they look pretty snazzy.

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Sure, the ugly Christmas sweater will forever hold its place as the number one piece of holiday-themed attire, but the romper welcomes a nice alternative for those in warmer climates, and will definitely get you some looks.

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But they're gonna cost you. Each romper is currently selling for $99.99, and the price will soon go up to $139.99.

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The rompers each feature short sleeves, attached shorts, a collar, button top, and front pockets, according to its website. And yes, there is a zipper fly, so you don't have to take the whole thing off to pee.

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The company also has a line of questionable Christmas sweaters, if that's more your thing.

Rompers for men rose to internet fame after a successful Kickstarter campaign for the RompHim broke in June. Since then, other companies have jumped on the bandwagon, though we're not convinced anyone is actually wearing them in the real world.

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