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Holiday Grumpy Elf 3" Dunny

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$9.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: 🎉 Always Celebrating

Collective Bargaining at the North Pole?

Grumpy Elf had his pension cut, his hours increased and workplace safety? Humbug! This lil’ toymaker is going ON STRIKE!!

Casting light on the plight of the elves that make all those wonderful toys for good girls and boys, celebrate the unsung heroes that really make Christmas shine. Replete with elvish hat and boots, carrying a sign and candy cane for Santa only knows what purpose, Grumpy Elf 3” Dunny is the 2015 Holiday Dunny you’ll want to stuff into as many stockings as possible.

** .081% of proceeds benefit ELF Toymakers Union #1 (AFL-CIO) **

(not really)

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Collective Bargaining at the North Pole?

Grumpy Elf had his pension cut, his hours increased and workplace safety? Humbug! This lil’ toymaker is going ON STRIKE!!

Casting light on the plight of the elves that make all those wonderful toys for good girls and boys, celebrate the unsung heroes that really make Christmas shine. Replete with elvish hat and boots, carrying a sign and candy cane for Santa only knows what purpose, Grumpy Elf 3” Dunny is the 2015 Holiday Dunny you’ll want to stuff into as many stockings as possible.

** .081% of proceeds benefit ELF Toymakers Union #1 (AFL-CIO) **

(not really)

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 7 reviews)

Grace V. ★★★★★

The little protest sign he’s holding is what sold me—it’s such a clever nod to the whole strike backstory. Paint job’s clean and the scowl is properly grumpy, looks great on my desk next to my other holiday figures.

Ellie ★★★★★

The grumpy expression on his face is perfect, and the little picket sign he holds really sells the whole strike theme. I laughed out loud when I unboxed him, he's the exact kind of silly detail my holiday shelf needed.

Stella ★★★★★

He's got this tiny picket sign that fits perfectly in his hand, and the scowl on his face is genuinely hilarious. The strike theme is such a clever nod to workplace grievances that I can't help but smile every time I see him on my shelf.