Jeep x Snoopy 24 Days of Adventure Advent Calendar

Snoopy in a Santa hat and flight goggles, driving a green Jeep through a snowy mountain forest with Woodstock beside him: this is the cover of the Jeep x Snoopy 24 Days of Adventure Advent Calendar. Signposts read “Trails”, “Friends” and “Good Times”, and the box promises “Adventure begins with friends”.

Two outdoor icons

Peanuts was created by Charles M. Schulz and first appeared as a daily strip on 2 October 1950. Its Christmas credentials are strong: A Charlie Brown Christmas aired on CBS in 1965 and is still a seasonal fixture. Snoopy’s many alter egos, from pilot to camper, make him an easy fit for an adventure theme.

Jeep’s story begins with the Willys MB, which entered production in 1941 for the US military. Civilian Jeep vehicles followed in 1945, and the seven-slot grille and the Wrangler are now the brand’s calling cards. Both names stand for the same idea: heading out for a trip, with good company.

What the set looks like

The box is dark green, with cream and orange lettering, pine trees, mountain peaks and a Christmas wreath on the Jeep’s grille. The photos show ornaments of Snoopy in a small Jeep, Woodstock, a scout-style Snoopy, a lantern, a camp sign and a Jeep tyre, plus other Peanuts characters.

The numbered picture shows the range at a glance. It does not tell you what is behind each window.

Specifications

One size, one box: a paper outer box that houses a moulded plastic inner tray, 13.5 x 18 x 3 cm in size, weighing 135 g. It holds 24 acrylic (mica) ornaments, each 3.2 cm square with a perforated hanging tab. Each ornament is printed matte on one side and glossy on the other, and die-cut dotted lines open the windows one day at a time.

Through December

Open the first window on 1 December and hang the ornament on a tree, a wreath or a garland. A cabin-style display of pine branches and plaid ribbon suits the theme, but the ornaments work just as well on a plain tree.

• Cleaning: use a soft, dry cloth.
• Storing: keep the pieces dry, indoors and out of pressure.

Gift ideas

It suits Peanuts fans, people who drive or dream of a Jeep and families who enjoy camping or road trips. The compact box makes it simple to wrap, and the ornaments give a second life to the gift after the countdown ends. For more character-led holiday ideas, explore our collection.

Questions

Is this a toy?

No. It is a decorative set, and the ornaments are small, so keep them away from very young children.

Which characters are included?

The photos show Snoopy, Woodstock and other Peanuts characters in outdoor scenes. The numbered picture is a preview, so what each window holds is left as a surprise.

Can I use it outdoors?

No. The set is intended for indoor display.