You may notice something a little different at this year's holiday potluck, or in other people's festive photos, or in your favourite influencer's Christmas reels. It's the festive turtleneck, and apparently it's back whether you want it or not. Have you or anyone you known owned one of these types of turtlenecks unironically (as in, you or they liked it, not as a joke)?

In the past two decades, ugly Christmas sweater parties have become a seasonal tradition around the world. In fact, the ugly Christmas sweater has become so popular that environmentalists have pleaded with consumers to stop buying mass-manufactured versions each year, calling them one of the worst examples of fast fashion. Do you own any ugly Christmas sweaters?

Turtlenecks in general are trendy again, according to Men's Journal magazine, which calls them "the biggest fashion flex of the holiday season." IndiaToday calls them the key to having a "super-stylish winter" and notes that celebrities like Priyankra Chopra and Bella Hadid have been sporting the look. Do you regularly wear turtlenecks in the winter?

And then, there's the nostalgia factor. Everything 1990s and early 2000s seems cool again, from crew socks and baggy jeans, to Crocs and those skin-tight Juicy Couture track suits with the bedazzled butts. And what's more nostalgic '90s than the Christmas turtleneck that every parental-type character seemed to don in festive movies and sitcoms from the era? Are you happy about the resurgence of 1990s and 2000s fashion?