It’s that time of year again—when you’re hunting for the perfect gift for that significant developer in your life, the colleague you drew in the office gift exchange, or maybe (just maybe) even for yourself. Whether it’s a showstopper gift you’re after, or something to slip into a stocking, we’ve got you covered with our holiday gifting guide—including new markdowns on popular items for the season!
The ultimate ugly sweater: the developer’s edition
Ugly sweaters are better than ugly code. And when it’s this ugly sweater? Even better! Be the most holiday-spirited developer at any virtual or in-person Git-together with this 100% recycled, soft woven sweater. Whether you’re at your work party or explaining to your relatives what exactly “Git†is around the dinner table, this sweater will spark a few conversations.
Shine bright in the night
Bring this glow into your flow! Whether you’re ringing in the New Year or coding late into the night, the glow-in-the-dark Copilot Hoodie and t-shirt are here to help you shine. Pair it with these Copilot Socks and take your style to the next level.
And, if it’s time to refresh your sock collection, we have plenty of other options to choose from in fresh new colors and designs.
Stay hydrated (or caffeinated)
Tempted by the Stanley cup trend, but want something that makes more of a statement in your collection? Introducing our Invertocat Stanley Tumbler in two tones, creme and green. Show off your developer cred while keeping your favorite bev at just the right temperature. Great for staying hydrated while traveling or just something stylish to sip from during your next code deployment. Coffee? Water? Eggnog? We’ll leave that decision up to you.
Recreate the diner vibe at home
Home for the holidays but craving the coziness of a roadside diner this season? This new “Ship it†Diner Mug brings that nostalgic feel right to your home or office. Sit back, refuel, and reminisce about all those projects you shipped this year.
For the budding developer
Got a little coder in the making? They’ll love our adorable Octokitten Hoodie paired with an Octocat Plushie. It’s the perfect set for budding developers. And for the ultimate family photo moment, grab matching Octocat Hoodies for everyone.
For the game lovers
Sometimes, the best way to solve a coding problem is to step away from the screen for a while. Whether you’re taking a break from coding or looking for a fun game to enjoy with friends or family, these cards make the perfect stocking stuffer or office gift.
Customize your keyboard
Speaking of stocking stuffers, how about these meticulously crafted PBT Keycaps for Cherry MX or compatible switches? These keycaps aren’t just functional—they’re a way to customize and elevate your developer’s keyboard game.
Rise and grind
New to the holiday lineup, our GitHub Skateboard Deck is ready for whatever you throw at it. Whether you’re hitting the streets for a much-needed break or hanging it on your wall as an online meeting background, this board is ready to roll with you.
Keep your head warm in style
New for this season, our bucket hat is the perfect solution to protecting yourself from the elements—be it sun, snow, or everything in between. Looking for something a little warmer? Check out our selection of beanies while you’re at it.
Get cozy
Looking for a twinning moment with your developer bestie? Our unisex Sportiqe Hoodie has a new buddy—the cropped crewneck. The hoodie is meticulously crafted with a tri-blend fleece for a sublimely plush feel, while the cropped crewneck is the perfect top layer, with matching green Invertocat patches.
If none of these quite hit the mark for the picky developer in your life, don’t worry, there’s plenty more to be found at The GitHub Shop. Get your order in quick before things sell out, and check out new markdowns on favorite items!
Found something you love? Show us what you ordered over on social with #GitHubSwag or tag @GitHub on Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and TikTok. We wish you all a happy holiday!
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