Funny Corgi Christmas Shirt Merry Woofmas Tangled Lights Reindeer Antlers Santa Hat

One corgi has its back to you, reindeer antlers perched between its ears, sitting on a red-and-green cassette tape with a heart-shaped patch of fluff right at the center. Corgi owners tend to spot it first, since that round little rear is what they see most often when their own dog trots off toward the kitchen. Six more corgis tumble around it, and a looping red script underneath spells out merry woofmas.

A Corgi Christmas Shirt With Tangled Lights and a Cassette-Sitting Reindeer

Our Merry Woofmas corgi Christmas shirt is made for the person whose dog has strong opinions about the holidays and a talent for turning the tree into an obstacle course. One corgi sits wrapped in strands of multicolored bulbs, tongue out, looking pleased with itself. Another twists around with the cord circling its whole middle, as if the lights were its own idea. A third rolls onto its back beside a polka-dot gift with its paws in the air, while a fourth sits between pine trees in a Santa hat and a calm expression. Two more stretch out flat in the classic corgi sploot, one in a Santa hat, the other with an ornament within paw reach. Snowflakes and tiny stars fill every gap.

We drew this for corgi parents, and for the sister, aunt, or neighbor who already stops to greet every corgi on the sidewalk. It suits the morning when the family gathers around the tree in matching pajamas, and it suits the office cookie swap just as well. The pun in the lettering, woofmas in place of Christmas, gets a grin before anyone has asked about your dog. If you have a corgi at home, you will probably find the one that sleeps exactly like the sploot pair, and the one that gets tangled in anything with a cord. If you don’t, it still works as a gift for the friend who talks about corgis like they’re relatives.

Will the tangled-lights corgis still make sense after Christmas is over?

The Santa hats and snowflakes lean festive, but sprawling on the floor and getting stuck in cords is ordinary corgi behavior, so the design keeps its humor through January and the cold dog-park walks that come with it. The cassette-sitting reindeer also gives the shirt a retro note that doesn’t depend on the calendar.

Somewhere in the scene there’s a heart-shaped rear in antlers, waiting for whoever spots it first.