Custom Name Halloween Cardigan Skeleton Dog Cat

A Skeleton Dog and Cat, Sitting Right at the Hem

Near the bottom of the cardigan, just above the last button, a skeleton dog and a skeleton cat sit side by side like they’ve claimed that spot for themselves, framed by a spiderweb stretched between two hanging ghosts. It’s the kind of detail you’d only notice if you were the one who asked for it, because this is where the custom name lives, close enough to the two of them that anyone looking would understand exactly whose portrait this is.

Above that quiet little scene, the rest of the Halloween cardigan keeps building outward. Orange and black stripes carry a parade of black cats, pumpkins, and a spooky-script alphabet across the shoulders, while a second row of ghosts and bats runs along the collar and chest. Lower down, more ghosts drift between web strands, and small bats and pumpkins fill the space around the two skeleton figures. It buttons up the front with a soft knit collar, ribbed cuffs, and a fit easy enough to wear over whatever you already have on, whether that’s a t-shirt on a warm October afternoon or a long sleeve once the evenings turn cold.

Where a Pet’s Name Actually Goes

The name gets stitched right beside the skeleton dog and cat, so it reads like a small caption under the two of them rather than a stamp somewhere off to the side. That’s the part that turns a Halloween print into something specific: not a generic dog-and-cat design pulled off a shelf, but one that names the actual pair curled up on your couch, or the dog who insists on trick-or-treating with the kids, or the cat who watches the whole thing from the window. Podluna builds each one around that detail, so the name isn’t decoration, it’s the reason the design exists in this particular combination.

It suits the person who already dresses their pets up for the holiday, or who never misses a chance to put their dog’s name on something. It works just as well as a small surprise for a friend who just adopted a kitten in October, or as the one piece you reach for at the pumpkin patch, at a Halloween party, or answering the door for trick-or-treaters. The skeleton styling keeps it a little spooky without losing the warmth of an actual portrait.

Can I Add Both a Dog and a Cat Name, or Just One?

Since the design already shows one skeleton dog and one skeleton cat sitting together, most people personalize it with both names at once, side by side under the pair. If you’re ordering it for a single pet, we can also set it up with just that one name so the design still feels complete.

Once it’s on, the two skeleton figures at the hem end up being the part people ask about first, right before they notice whose name is sitting next to them.