The retail giant also issued an apology over a sweater offered by the third-party seller FUN Wear that featured an image of a bug-eyed Santa Claus seated in front of three white lines that appeared to be cocaine.

A wide-eyed Santa can be seen sat in an armchair on the jumper, in front of a table that has three white lines on it, above the caption "let it snow". If I was an alien, I would feel rather aggrieved by the fact that humans seem to believe the only thing they’re interested in is probing our anuses. Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ.It’s white, powdery and the best snow comes straight from South America,” an online description of the product read. That’s why Santa really likes to savor the moment when he gets his hands on some quality, grade A, Colombian snow. The other items depicted the famous Christmas couple in compromising positions, according to Canada’s Global News. And if you're looking for more alternative, we've also rounded up 15 of the best funny Christmas jumpers, from fun, bright sequinned to low-key slogans . Made by clothing company FUN wear, Walmart has since pulled the garment after the supermarket giant was made aware of the grown-up joke.

Christmas jumpers are everywhere right now, even high street bakery Greggs has released its own version, and if you're a cat person we have good news - you can wear your furry best friend every day! It’s a bit tougher here in the southern hemisphere, given that it’s usually somewhere around 30 degrees this time of year, but anybody who has ever worn a quality jumper to a Christmas party appreciates the knowing nod other revellers give you. Other jumpers for sale on the range depicted Father Christmas in compromising situations, including with his pants off — roasting his “chestnuts” — in front of a fireplace.Walmart apologised, saying the jumpers are sold by a third-party seller, FUN Wear, rather than the retailer itself.

Anyway, we have bigger problems to worry about, like how this country is going to keep the Christmas lights on.