Chicken Christmas Shirt Christmas With My Flock Making Memories Together Pearls

Across the top, a looping script says Christmas with my Flock, and a second line below adds Making Memories Together. Between the two, four hens stand in a row, every one of them wearing pearls. One has also wrapped herself in a pink feather boa, which tells you how this gathering is going to go. The hens dressed up for a party.

Chicken Christmas Shirt With Four Hens in Pearls and Pink Feathers

Our chicken Christmas shirt is made for the woman who talks about her flock the way other people talk about their oldest friends. The black-and-cream hen wears a leopard headband and glasses. The russet hen ties on a pink polka dot bandana above a jeweled necklace. The fluffy white hen sits behind heart-shaped sunglasses, and the spotted hen at the end keeps a black polka dot bandana and round glasses on, with a small pink gem at her throat. They are clearly different birds, each dressed for her own version of the evening, and standing together they look like they have known each other for years.

Christmas With My Flock, Whoever Your Flock Is

The word flock does a lot of quiet work here. For some wearers it means actual hens scratching around a backyard coop in December. For others it means sisters, or a mother and her daughters, or the friends who show up every year to bake too many cookies and stay too late. The line Making Memories Together sits beneath the hens like a promise to those people. It suits a tree-trimming afternoon, a gift swap, or a cold morning of feeding the birds while the kitchen smells like cinnamon. Pearls everywhere. We designed this print in-house so the lettering and the hens read as one scene, with the holiday in the words and the glamour in the birds.

Who Besides Chicken Keepers Would Wear Four Hens in Pearls?

Anyone who counts a close group of women as their flock, from a mother and her daughters to sisters, neighbors, or a friend group planning matching holiday outfits. The hens look playful and a little glamorous, so the shirt fits a family dinner as easily as a visit to the coop.

Pick the hen who sounds most like the loudest member of your own flock, and the rest of the row will start to make sense.