Green Bay Packers Snoopy Christmas Globe Ornament

Green Bay Packers Snoopy Christmas Globe Ornament holds a little Lambeau-season scene inside a clear globe. Snoopy sits in a dark green Packers hoodie with a wedge of cheese on his head, a gold G helmet at his side and orange autumn leaves around him, while raised gold GREEN BAY PACKERS lettering curves above a white script line borrowed from Andy Williams’s 1963 Christmas standard. A silver cap and loop sit on top.

How the Cheese Hat Was Born

The Cheesehead started as a comeback. In 1987, Milwaukee’s Ralph Bruno was reupholstering his mother’s couch when he cut a wedge from the foam, burned in some holes and painted it cheddar yellow, turning the “cheesehead” taunt from Illinois fans into a badge of pride. He wore it to a Brewers game at County Stadium, founded Foamation that same year, and the wedge became the unofficial uniform of Lambeau Field. In 2023 the Packers bought Foamation outright.

The team itself is a rarity worth celebrating: the NFL’s only community-owned franchise, held by fans rather than a single owner. A Snoopy wearing the wedge is a cheerful way to put that hometown pride on the tree.

December has its own place in Packers lore. On December 26, 1993, safety LeRoy Butler returned a fumble for a touchdown against the Los Angeles Raiders and jumped into the stands, the first Lambeau Leap. Fans have been catching players in the end-zone seats ever since, and late-season games at a frozen Lambeau remain the team’s signature scene.

Ornament Details

• Shape: clear round globe with a silver cap and hanging loop.
• Scene: Snoopy in a Packers hoodie and cheese hat, a G helmet, autumn leaves and snowflakes.
• Lettering: raised gold GREEN BAY PACKERS above a white script holiday line.

Hang it where the tree lights can shine through the globe. For more Packers holiday gear, view more products from League.

Questions From Packers Fans

Who invented the Cheesehead hat?

Ralph Bruno of Milwaukee, who carved the first one from couch foam in 1987.

Who owns the Green Bay Packers?

Their fans. The Packers are the NFL’s only community-owned team, with shares held by supporters across the country.

Does it suit a tree decorated in Packers colours?

Yes. The green hoodie and gold lettering sit naturally among green and gold baubles.