Best of all, the Amazon listing for the sweater, sold as “Cocaine Santa let it snow christmas sweater Sweatshirt,” is described as “Perfect for cozy days with your family!” in the ...

A controversial “Cocaine Santa” Christmas sweater, which was pulled from Walmart's Canadian website over its depiction of Santa appearing to do cocaine, is now an Amazon bestseller — and it ...

Walmart has issued an apology for an "ugly" Christmas sweater that was recently featured on its Canadian website, as it appeared to depict Santa doing cocaine. The adult-themed holiday sweater ...

Walmart Canada apologized Saturday and removed several holiday sweaters sold by a third-party ... with three white lines that appeared to be cocaine. (Walmart.ca.) Walmart removed several pieces ...

"Ugly" Christmas sweaters have become a quintessential part ... In front of him are three lines of a white substance, apparently cocaine. The words "let it snow" are below. "We all know how ...

Walmart has apologized for an adults-only Christmas sweater on its Canadian website that appeared to depict Santa with cocaine, according to a report. The retailer pulled the holiday outfit ...

A Christmas sweater featuring jolly ol' Saint Nick in front of lines of cocaine has surged in popularity on Amazon, with the world's largest shopping giant labeling it a bestseller just after a ...

The removed item featured an image of Santa Claus at a table with three lines of white powder that appear to be cocaine Walmart has issued an apology for selling a Christmas sweater that featured ...

A Christmas sweater depicting Santa and what appears to be lines of cocaine has been pulled from Walmart's Canadian website. The "Let It Snow" sweater was being offered by a third-party seller ...

Walmart Inc. has apologized for an adults-only Christmas sweater that appeared to depict Santa with cocaine on its Canadian website, according to a report. The retailer pulled the holiday outfit ...

“These sweaters, sold by a third-party seller on Walmart.ca (our website in Canada), do not represent Walmart’s values and have no place on our website,” Walmart said in an updated statement ...

One shopper who seemed shocked by the product wrote on Twitter, "Excuse me [what], Walmart is advertising cocaine on its Christmas sweaters." The knit garment that alluded to Santa's use of drugs ...