Capybara Christmas Shirt Feeling Festive And Fuzzy Santa Hat Tangled In Lights

A Capybara Christmas Shirt That Says Feeling Festive and Fuzzy

Three lines of retro lettering wrap around a round little capybara: Feeling across the top, Festive in the middle, Fuzzy at the bottom with a small ampersand tucked beside it. Our capybara Christmas shirt gives that mood a face, and the face is delighted. His eyes are squeezed shut, his mouth is open mid-laugh, and both arms go straight up as though someone just announced the first snow. The rounded, bouncy letters look like they belong on an old holiday record sleeve, so the words feel sung more than printed.

A Santa Hat Slightly Askew and a Strand of Lights Wrapped Around Twice

The strand does not sit politely. It loops across his belly in crossing lines, with bulbs in all sorts of shapes hanging off every turn, and a few swing up near his hat. That white pom-pom hat tips a little to one side, which suits him. Small pine trees stand at the edges, and a sprig of holly with red berries sits beneath the last line of text. The print has a soft, worn-in look, like something pulled off a well-loved holiday sweater. At a glance, he looks like he is hugging the whole season.

This capybara tee is for anyone who has adopted the world’s calmest rodent as a personal mascot, and for the friends and family who keep sending capybara pictures every December. It suits the sibling who always ends up tangled in the tree lights, or the kid who thinks the animals are the best part of Christmas. We made the design for the person whose holiday mood is more cozy than polished, and who would happily be wrapped in lights too. Wear it to a gift exchange or on the evening you wrap presents on the living room floor.

When Does the Santa-Hat Capybara Come Back Out After Christmas?

Mostly in the weeks around the holidays, and again every December after that. The hat, the pines, and the string of bulbs keep the design in the season, while the laughing capybara works just as well on a snowy January weekend.

Somewhere in the next strand of lights you untangle, you may catch yourself throwing both arms up just like he does.