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Lantern Porch Lavender Crewneck: Orchid or Butter for October Nights
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The Lantern Porch Lavender Crewneck Sweatshirt wraps our Halloween porch scene around you: glowing pumpkins, apples simmering with spice and lavender hanging by the door. It is a cozy, friendly design for crisp October nights, and much warmer than most costumes.
Quick answer: A limited-edition garment-dyed crewneck in Orchid or Butter, sizes S to 3XL. Choose a big front print or a pocket front with the big design on the back.
Two colors, two moods
| Color | The feel |
|---|---|
| Orchid | A soft purple that leans into the lavender in the scene |
| Butter | A warm, mellow yellow that echoes the lantern glow |
Both come in S, M, L, XL, 2XL and 3XL. Check the product page for the current combinations.
Big front or pocket and back?
The big front print puts the full porch scene across the chest, which is the way to go if you want the design to greet people first. Pocket front + big back keeps a small design on the front and saves the full painting for the back, perfect for walking ahead of the trick-or-treaters.
Made for the season
- Halloween walks around the neighborhood
- Pumpkin patch weekends
- Porch evenings with a mug of cider
- Fall bonfires once the sun drops
Fabric and care
The crewneck is garment-dyed cotton, soft and broken-in from day one. Garment dyeing gives each piece a lived-in color that can vary slightly from one to the next. Wash inside out in cold water and follow the care label.
Limited edition
This seasonal design is retired for good when its run ends, unless enough people vote to keep it. Each sweatshirt is made to order. If it is unavailable, use Notify Me on the product page in case it returns.
Frequently asked questions
Does the design come on anything else?
Yes. The Lantern Porch scene also comes on a garment-dyed tee, an 11 oz color-inside mug and a sticker.
Which color is better for gifting?
Orchid suits lavender lovers; Butter is a cheerful pick for someone who loves warm fall tones.

































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