With the theme SECRET SANTA, The Office Subscription Box Winter 2021 was stuffed with Christmas-themed, episode-specific merchandise that got us carried away with the spirit of Christmas, the Dunder Mifflin way!
Gift Labels. This set of 12 gift labels represents so many things about The Office. They come in different shapes, sizes, and designs. There’s the bathrobe (corporate gift for all the faithful employees of Dunder Mifflin), the teapot that Jim prepared for Pam, Angela’s Jazz baby poster, vending machine, the chopped top Christmas tree, and more!
Oven Mitt. Inspired by Phillys’ hand-woven gift to Michael, this oven mitt reminds me of that very scene. Michael snapped knowing he only received an oven mitt after gifting a video iPod to Ryan, resulting in Yankee Swap. The mitt has a festive red base with Michael dressed as the Santa Claus.
I only care about you an oven mitt’s worth!
Magnet Set. It’s a set of five magnets featuring Dunder Mifflin stocking, robe, World’s Best Boss mug, Christmas tree, and Dwight kicking the Christmas tree! These looked great on our refrigerator, which gave it an extra Christmassy vibe.
Holiday Invitations. I’m shrieking over these holiday invitation art prints! They’re the perfect replica of the invites that Pam and Karen posted on Dunder Mifflin’s office walls. Remember The Committee to Plan Parties and Angela’s The Party Planning Committee? I loved having these prints on display for the holidays!
Phillys Santa Epoxy Pin. Next up is an epoxy pin featuring Phillys Vance dressed as the Santa Claus. In that episode, Michael also dressed as Santa Claus to compete with Phillys! Clearly, the employees of Dunder Mifflin like Phillys more to be the Santa Claus! That scene is so hilarious!
Micahel, we want Phillys as Santa.
Dunder Mifflin Shot Glass. This is in reference to A Moroccan Christmas episode, where Phillys throws her first-ever Christmas Party as the head of the Party Planning Committee. I can still remember Phillys saying this line:
I was waiting until later to hand out this year’s gifts from corporate. I don’t think they’re appropriate anymore.
Stress Ball. They also included a snowball-inspired stress ball in the box! It’s squishy and as white as a snow. There’s a text that reads, “It’s a snowball fight. It’s not fun”. This is in relation to Jim and Dwight’s Battle of the Snowballs.
Here’s a mini holiday card from Dunder Mifflin! It’s blank inside, and you can write a short message on it. It came together with the shot glass.
Dwight on the Desk Plush Doll. In the Secret Santa episode, Dwight is dressed as a Christmas elf. This plushie is exactly like him. The details are fantastic, from the yellow collar shirt and suspenders to the green and red striped bow tie, elf ears, and hat!
Presents Are The Best Way To Show Someone You Care Long-Sleeved T-Shirt. The pullover is in a nice mint green color! It fits comfortably and cozy enough to keep the wearer warm.
The print features Michael in a Santa Claus costume, with his line “Presents are the best way to show someone how much you care”. I like this one a lot!
There is also the branding stitched on the bottom part of the long sleeve shirt, just above the hem.
This Christmas-themed The Office box reminded me of all my favorite Christmas episodes of the series. Some items made me laugh out loud, like the mitt and the epoxy pin. I also liked the plushie, but my favorite would have to be the sweatshirt. There were even sets of gift tags and magnets, which are fun little additions to the box. If you’re a fan of this comedy series, this subscription is a great way to add exclusive merch to your collection!
Also, every box includes an information card. See it here:
The Office Subscription Box by Culturefly is a quarterly subscription that gives fans exclusive Dunder Mifflin merch! Each box costs $35.99. Each box contains 7-10 exclusives that include apparel, accessories, household items, and collectibles for every fan of the series. And, our readers voted it one of the best pop culture subscription boxes for 2021!
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