Festive Ragdoll Cat Christmas Shirt Fur La La La La La

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The line arrives on a green banner with a paw print at one end, and anyone who shares a home with a cat will get the joke before they finish reading it. Just below, a blue-eyed Ragdoll in a Santa hat with a fluffy white pom-pom tilts its face upward, one pale paw resting on a tangle of multicolored string lights it has clearly been into. A red snowflake bow with a tiny gold bell sits at its neck. The cat looks pleased with itself. The lights are staying tangled.

Around the cat, the scene keeps going in small ways. A mug has tipped over beside a few star-shaped cookies, a candy cane leans on a plaid gift, and a gray mouse in its own red bow waits near the wrapping paper. A present in tree-print paper sits at the right, and a round ornament with a white snowflake catches the light in the middle. Sweater-style borders of snowflakes, hearts, little trees, and white cats in red collars run along the top and bottom edges, so the whole design feels like a family holiday sweater, except the cat is clearly the one running Christmas.

Ragdoll Cat Christmas Shirt Moments: Tangled Lights and a Cat Who Knows It

This Ragdoll cat Christmas shirt is made for the person who shares a home with a Ragdoll, the one who has rewrapped a present after a paw found the ribbon and stopped hanging the lower ornaments years ago. Ragdolls are known for going soft in your arms, and the cat here has that same easy, unbothered look. A mom, a grandma, a roommate, or a partner who talks to the cat in a higher voice than they use with anyone else would see themselves in it. We drew it with a Christmas Eve movie night in mind, and the cookie swap, and the family photo where the cat ends up in the middle anyway. It works on the sofa during a film, and at a family dinner where the cat gets mentioned more than the turkey. Our Podluna designs start from a household detail like that.

Who else would enjoy a design with a tipped mug and a gray mouse in a bow?

Anyone who likes ugly-sweater style holiday prints will find plenty to look at, and cat people who don’t own a Ragdoll often claim the blue-eyed cat in the Santa hat as their own. The cookies, the string lights, and the border of white cats also suit a sister or a neighbor who feeds the strays.

At the bottom corner, the little gray mouse in its red bow is still waiting for the cat to notice.