Last Updated on June 24, 2025 by Dexter Roona
The new 1605 Nightmare Before Christmas Couture Sally Funko Pop! is a delight for fans of Tim Burton’s Gothic Christmas Tale. Dressed in her Couture de Force ensemble, Sally brings spooky elegance to any Funko display. But who is Sally, and why is this Pop worthy of a spot in your collection?
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Who is Sally and her role in The Nightmare Before Christmas
Sally is the rag‑doll heroine from Tim Burton’s 1993 stop‑motion classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas. Created by Dr. Finkelstein, she repeatedly patches herself back together, showcasing resilience. Compassionate and courageous, Sally loves Jack Skellington and quietly guides him away from danger. Her heart and craftiness make her a fan favourite, forever sewn into the fabric of Halloween Town lore.
This new Couture Sally Funko Pop updates Sally’s iconic look with an ornate Couture de Force twist, like a mini runway version of Halloween magic. Her vivid stitching, delicate details, and vibrant colour palette elevate her far beyond standard Funko aesthetics. It’s a Pop that is perfect for Disney, Tim Burton, or Xmas/Halloween collectors and is a statement piece and conversation starter.
5 lesser-known facts about Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas
1. Sally was originally meant to have a more tragic ending
In early story drafts and concept art by Tim Burton, Sally’s story arc had a much, much darker tone. One version had her completely fall apart and never come back together again, symbolising the emotional cost of loving Jack. Thankfully, the final version gave her a hopeful resolution.
2. Catherine O’Hara voices two characters in the movie
Catherine O’Hara is the voice behind Sally, but she also voiced Shock, one of Oogie Boogie’s mischievous hench-kids (Lock, Shock, and Barrel). That dual performance is often overlooked and showcases O’Hara’s range and talent.
3. Her herbs and potions are rooted in real folklore
Sally often uses deadly nightshade, frog’s breath, and worm’s wort to escape or trick Dr. Finkelstein. These aren’t just creepy ingredients, they’re nods to actual medicinal herbs and witchcraft lore. Deadly nightshade (belladonna) was historically used by witches and healers for its powerful sedative properties.
4. Sally’s brain is not her own
This one’s for the deep lore fans: according to The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King (a prequel comic), Sally’s brain was created by Dr. Finkelstein from scratch, not taken from a corpse. That means she’s not technically undead like a Frankenstein monster; she’s an original being with a constructed mind.
5. Her love for Jack wasn’t originally mutual
While Sally’s love for Jack is immediate and heartfelt, the original screenplay had Jack completely oblivious to her affection until the very end. Only through rewrites and emotional polish did their romance take center stage, turning the ending into the heartfelt moment fans adore.
Where to buy the Couture Sally Funko Pop!
You can buy this awesome new Nightmare Before Christmas Couture Sally Funko Pop! at the following online retailers:
Will you be adding the Couture Sally Funko Pop to your collection?
The 1605 Nightmare Before Christmas Couture Sally Funko Pop! captures Sally’s timeless charm with added elegance. Her couture-style design, genuine Disney connection, and collector‑grade presentation make her a must‑have. Whether you’re dressing up your Halloween Town shelf or building a Disney couture collection, this Sally blends spooky gorgeousness with pop icon status. Pre‑order/buy her now and add a stitch of magic to your display this autumn!
