It is getting VERY hard to keep up with the tidal wave of Snuggie news hitting right now. I guess they are not ones to sit back and relax. Just yesterday I announced the new Snuggie for kids, available in Blue and Pink. Today, I present to you...(Snuggie Drum Roll Please)...Designer Snuggie.
The Designer Snuggie is available in 3 different prints - Zebra, Leopard, and Camel. You'll also recognize some familiar faces in the new Designer Snuggie commercial.
Looking for Oprah? Here is all of the current Oprah Snuggie news on this site. Much, much more is coming, so check back soon.
Many of you hitting this site for the first time after hearing about SnuggieSightings.com on TV, radio, or reading about the site in print. I wanted to extend a warm welcome to each of you and highlight different areas you will want to be sure to visit.
First of all, SnuggieSightings.com is created with you in mind. It gives me no greater thrill than to help others be seen in Magazines, TV, and Newspapers. Our most recent Snuggie Sighting model to be featured in print is Brook, the Snuggie Wizardess in this week's Life&Style Weekly Magazine.
Other Snuggie Product Lines which have recently been announced are: Snugglette - Snuggies for Kids Designer Snuggie - Available in Zebra, Camel, and Leopard Prints
Here are other humorous Snuggie Sightings that you will hopefully enjoy.
Pictured here is the Snuggie Celebrity couple known as NickNock (think Brad and Angelina, except warm and cozier), as they prepare for Soulard Mardi Gras in St. Louis, MO, February 21, 2009.
[Photo not recovered: Yes, we wear beads, and we have cool toys. Time to hit the streets in our Snuggies.]Yes, we wear beads, and we have cool toys. Time to hit the streets in our Snuggies.
NickNock were the only Snuggie wearers at this year's Mardi Gras. I am willing to venture that next year's will see many, many more Snuggies. Way to set the trend in St. Louis, NickNock. And welcome to SnuggieSightings.com!
[Photo not recovered: Snuggies? Check! Beads? Check! Isotoners? Check! Groovy Shades? Check! Good times? Duh!]Snuggies? Check! Beads? Check! Isotoners? Check! Groovy Shades? Check! Good times? Duh!
[Photo not recovered: Snuggie Watchmen Sighting - Source: Gizmodo - 104 Ways to Hilariously Ruin the Watchmen Movie]Snuggie Watchmen Sighting - Source: Gizmodo - 104 Ways to Hilariously Ruin the Watchmen Movie
There are many mentions on Twitter Search about people wearing Snuggies to the Watchmen Midnight Screenings. I've been tweeting replies, hoping that someone will get a real Snuggie Watchmen Sighting for the Midnight premiere. I also ran across this photo from Gizmodo (that is one of the coolest rhymes I'm likely to run across this month). Check out Gizmodo's 104 Ways to Hilariously Ruin the Watchmen Movie. The Photo above garnered 4th place in their contest. So go there and check out 103 more!
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ORIGINAL POST from March 6th, 2009:
I really have no idea what this is. It is some sort of bizarre video, with strange music, containing models strutting in public in Snuggies. It appears to be some Snuggie Fashion Statement being made out in public. The Snuggie is going upscale.
As crazy as this may sound, the Snuggie is getting a lot of attention in Fashion Designer circles. A popular Italian Fashion Magazine will be featuring photos of Snuggie revelers from the recent Nashville Snuggie Pub Crawl.
NOTE TO ITALY: Look for us in next week's GIOIA magazine. And if you see any photos credited to SnuggieSightings.com and/or SnuggiePubCrawls.com, please email a scan or send an email to let me know how it turned out. I'm not finding too many GIOIA magazines (translated "Joy") at the corner store.
From the makers of the Snuggie comes the next sleeved blanket to take the world by storm --- the SNUGGLETTE! It is a Snuggie for kids, available in Blue or Pink, with matching slipper socks...sorry kiddos, no Complimentary Booklights for you, but the socks are pretty groovy.
Kristina sent in her latest entry for her Snuggie Picture of the Week, 'Snuggies Make Having Tea with Friends So Much More Awesome'. I could not have said it any better myself, Kristina.
One common search term that I see on this site is "What are Snuggies Made out of?" I can personally attest that they are not made out of Cotton Candy. I believe the correct answer is fleece. For this reason, a Snuggie research lab was recently formed to investigate the makeup of the Snuggie.
[Photo not recovered: Resident Snuggie and Cotton Candy experts Mike, Carolyn, and Grace sample the sweets in their Snuggies.]Resident Snuggie and Cotton Candy experts Mike, Carolyn, and Grace sample the sweets in their Snuggies.
Mike, (check out his YouTube Channel), Carolyn, and Grace have set out to prove once and for all that Snuggies are not made out of cotton candy.
[Photo not recovered: Note Mike's Snuggie sleeve dropping into the Cotton Candy Mixer. ]Note Mike\'s Snuggie sleeve dropping into the Cotton Candy Mixer. We will now attempt to eat our Snuggies to verify they are not consistent with the texture or taste of Cotton Candy.
[Photo not recovered: Nothing says safety like 'Baby Snuggie in baby swing'.]Nothing says safety like \'Baby Snuggie in baby swing\'.
This little Snugglette relaxes in his Snuggie, while swinging in his baby swing. His expression says it all. "Put down that camera and get me out of this swing" or something to that affect.
