T-Rex dinosaurs are dressed up in Christmas costumes at the London Museum.

British Christmas Jumpers, a company that previously supplied sweaters for famous singer Ed Sheeran and Westminster Palace, has taken on another special Christmas project this year – a sweater for a T-Rex dinosaur model.London Natural History Museum.

According to Snahal Patel, the company's director, this T-Rex sweater weighs 12 times more than a regular sweater and takes 100 hours to complete. Notably, the fabric is made from recycled fibers and plastic bottles, making it a product of sustainable fashion.

"We've never done anything this unusual before. My father has been in this field for 35 to 40 years, and he's never had an order like this," Mr. Patel shared. "This is probably the biggest order the company has ever received. In the future, there will be other exceptionally large projects as well."

Not only are the dinosaur models "dressed up," but similar Christmas sweaters in regular sizes are also available for purchase at the Museum, so visitors can show their support. All proceeds from the sweater sales will go towards research and the preservation of artifacts at the Natural History Museum in London.

Carla Treasure, a museum employee, shared that they wanted to do something fun to encourage people to return to visit and liven up the Christmas spirit after a tough year. "I think you T-Rex look very handsome," she joked.

In addition, several other exhibitions have been held at museums across the UK, featuring prehistoric skeletons decorated in a festive Christmas style to welcome visitors. For example, the 3.6-meter-tall T-Rex skeleton at the Manchester Museum was even given a giant Santa hat by the staff upon its opening in December.

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