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Yorkie Claws in Green Aviators and a Santa Hat

Our Yorkshire Terrier Christmas shirt sets one small Yorkie in the middle of a snowy arch, and the dog looks entirely in charge of the season. Green aviator sunglasses sit low on its face. A red Santa hat with a fluffy white brim rests between two upright ears, and the tongue is out, pink and a little goofy, as if someone just rattled the treat bag. Above the arch, “YORKIE” is spelled in red-and-white candy cane letters capped with snow, and “CLAWS” sits beneath it between two gold paw prints. The name borrows from Santa Claus, only with a terrier’s paws, and anyone who has met a Yorkie will get the joke at once.

The sweater is where the humor settles in. It is a red knit with a band of reindeer and snowflakes, green and white zigzag trim, and a ribbed red collar, the kind of ugly Christmas sweater a Yorkie owner buys in December and then cannot stop photographing. This Yorkie Christmas T-shirt is made for anyone who already keeps a Santa hat by the door for a dog that tolerates it with great dignity. It also suits the aunt who sends the family group chat a new picture of her terrier every week, and the grandparent who keeps a stash of tiny treats in a coat pocket.

A Paw on the Present, a Candy Cane in the Snow

Behind the dog, the scene keeps going. One paw rests on a green gift tied with a red ribbon, a red ornament sits in the snow beside it, and a striped candy cane leans nearby. A Christmas tree with a gold star and bright baubles stands to the left, and a log cabin with glowing yellow windows waits to the right, under blue mountains and a low orange sky. It is the light of a late December afternoon, the hour when somebody clips on a leash and says one more lap before dinner. Gold trim frames the arch and sprigs of holly sit at the corners, so the whole picture feels like a little snow globe you could carry to the neighbor’s holiday party.

Where Would a Yorkie in Green Sunglasses Fit Into Christmas Week?

Ugly sweater parties and cookie swaps suit it, and so does the ordinary walk around the block with a Yorkie in a red knit of its own. Christmas morning with the family, wrapping paper everywhere and a terrier hunting for ribbon, works just as well.

Those small gold paw prints under “CLAWS” are easy to miss at first, and they tend to be the part people point to when they ask about the dog.