Funny Wombat Christmas Shirt Who Let The Wombat Cook

Who Let the Wombat Cook? A Santa-Hatted Chef and a Grill Full of Sausages

The wombat at the center has its tongue poking out in concentration, a spatula in one paw and tongs in the other, an apron covered in tiny Christmas trees tied around its middle. Smoke rises from a grill crowded with sausages and corn. Behind it, a kangaroo in sunglasses holds a can wrapped in the Australian flag, a koala waits with a plate, a kookaburra leans in for a better view, and an emu watches the whole thing with its beak wide open. A wallaby and a quokka on the right hold out plates of their own. Nobody has stopped the cook. Nobody seems to want to.

Our Who Let the Wombat Cook shirt is built around that question, lettered in bold hand-drawn type on a sandy sign wrapped in holly and hibiscus, with seashells and a starfish tucked along the bottom. A wooden post at the side points to Beach BBQ Christmas, and a lit-up tree stands on the sand just past the wombat’s Santa hat. It is a Christmas as many Australian families live it, with sun, sea, a flag-covered cooler by the grill, and one relative who has stepped up to feed everyone.

A Funny Wombat Christmas Shirt Worn Between the Cooler and the Grill

This funny wombat Christmas shirt is made for the person who always ends up holding the tongs at family gatherings, and for the crowd that stands around them with plates out. It suits a dad guarding the barbecue or a grandmother who has fed the whole beach house since before anyone can remember. Santa hats on nearly every head. Even the kookaburra has one. That detail makes it easy to wear as a group idea too, with each person picking a favorite animal from the scene and joining the same cookout in matching spirit.

When Else Does a Beach BBQ Christmas Scene Make Sense?

Anywhere a summer cookout happens, from a backyard in January to a beach trip after the tree has come down. The Santa hats point to Christmas, while the grill and the cooler keep the scene at home in warm weather long after the holiday.

Somewhere on the sand sits a cooler with a flag on it, and we like to think the wombat is about to ask for a cold drink once the last sausage is done.