Cute Squirrel Christmas Shirt Off To Do Merry Things

Off To Do Merry Things sounds like something said by a person already halfway out the door, scarf trailing, arms full of tangled lights. Our squirrel says it by example. She strides along with a string of glowing bulbs looped over one paw and a grin that suggests the errand list is long and every item on it is fun.

A Cute Squirrel Christmas Shirt for the Person Who Hangs the Lights

This cute squirrel Christmas shirt is made for the mom who starts the cookie tins in early December, or the best friend who texts a photo of the tree lot before anyone else is awake. The words arch over the design in a speckled, worn-in finish, like a sign painted by hand and left out in the snow. Beneath them, our squirrel marches along in a knit hat topped with a fluffy pom-pom, a plaid scarf flying behind her, and a sweater patterned with tiny trees.

Her tail curls up behind her in soft, scruffy strokes, a little dusty at the edges. It gives the whole scene the feel of a storybook page that has been opened every December for years. We drew her mid-step because the best holiday people are always moving, carrying something, headed toward somebody.

Tiny Tree Sneakers and a Pocketful of Holly

Look at her feet and you’ll find sneakers with little evergreens on the sides, laces tied in neat bows. Someone planned this outfit, down to the shoes. Sprigs of holly with clustered berries sit on either side of the lettering, framing her like a doorway wreath. The string of bulbs trails across her sweater and tail in glossy little teardrops, each one catching light.

It’s a shirt for a school pageant, a neighborhood light walk, or the long afternoon of wrapping gifts at the kitchen table. Because our designs are original, you won’t spot this squirrel on anyone else. She belongs to the people who wear her.

Can I Wear This Squirrel Shirt After Christmas Day?

Merry things don’t expire on December 26, and the winter knits and holly suit a snowy January just as well. Our squirrel works for any cold-weather outing where you want to look like you’re on your way to something good.

Somewhere a person with a hopeless tangle of lights in the hallway is about to meet a squirrel who understands.