KALAMAZOO, MI — A couple Canadians have long claimed to host the first “ugly Christmas sweater party” in 2002 in Vancouver. “Not so fast,” says a group of Western Michigan University alumni.

Need a fun drink to serve at an Ugly Sweater Party? Then it’s time to make this Ugly Sweater Christmas punch! First of all, it’s green, similar to Grinch punch, and we all know he is one ugly guy!

RELATED: Where did the ‘ugly sweater party’ originate? The story starts in Michigan. Here’s five things to know about the history of ugly Christmas sweater parties and their Michigan roots.

Anyway, as far as the "ugly" factor goes on the seasonal Windows Ugly Sweater, this thing is more of a work of art. Bliss has become ... it to the office holiday party, I may have to leave the ...

These days the ugly Christmas sweater is a subgenre of knitwear and an art form in itself ... and by 2002 the official Ugly Christmas Sweater party was born — the brainchild of two Canadians ...

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Whether you're wearing it to a party for work or a white elephant gift exchange with friends and family, you can't really go wrong with wearing a tacky sweater. An "ugly Christmas sweater" means ...

Not sure if we want to see your “naughtiest” holiday sweater, but go ahead and grab it anyway for Nautilus Pier 4’s festive fête coming up on Dec. 17. Nauti or Nice is an ugly sweater ...

This ugly sweater features a working snow globe so you can really shake things up at your holiday party. Decorate the rest of the sweater with white pom poms for a snowy effect. Take one of your ...

KALAMAZOO, MI — A couple Canadians have long claimed to host the first “ugly Christmas sweater party” in 2002 in Vancouver. The claim, by Chris Boyd and Jordan Birch, has been referenced in ...

KALAMAZOO, MI — A couple Canadians have long claimed to host the first “ugly Christmas sweater party” in 2002 in Vancouver. The claim, by Chris Boyd and Jordan Birch, has been referenced in ...