Where to Find Black Santa Pajamas This Year (Before They're Gone)
Last year I could find Black Santa pajamas at seven stores. This year, two, and one is already almost gone. Here is where to still get him.
In recent years I could find Black Santa pajamas at Target, Carter's, The Children's Place, Gap, Old Navy, Walmar
t, even Pottery Barn. This year I found two. And one was already almost sold out when I bought our.
It did not get rare by accident. After the big retailers rolled back their diversity commitments in 2025, the quiet machinery that put a Black Santa on the shelf got switched off.
Where to still find Black Santa this year
If you want him this year, do not wait. These are where to still get him:
Coordinates, by Olympian Sanya Richards-Ross, makes inclusive matching family loungewear. Black-founded, and Team USA's official partner.
Hanna Andersson and Carter's still carry Black Santa family pajamas this season.
Wyntry Collection is in its final season. This is last call before they retire.
PJs for the Culture built a whole brand on Black Santa sleepwear
Greentop Gifts has Black Santa everything: pajamas, wrapping paper, mugs.
Mackenzie Madison of Philadelphia, a Black woman-owned shop, has Black Santa pajamas for kids.
You can also browse all of my Christmas pajama picks in one place.
Looking for a multicultural Santa?
A few retailers do still carry a multicultural version, a print with Santas in a range of skin tones. I want to be clear about who that one is for. It is a lovely choice for mixed-race families who want everyone represented, and for white parents raising their kids to understand that joy and magic were never meant to wear only one face. My own children already see a white Santa everywhere, so what they need on their pajamas is simply a Black one. But if a multicultural set is right for your family, here are a few still in stock:
Old Navy makes its Santa print in three skin tones, for the whole family down to the baby footie.
Macy's has a Holiday Lane matching family set with Santas in every color.
Buy early, buy Black-owned where you can, and put our kids on the shelf yourself.
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