Golden Retriever Christmas Tote Bag Christmas Puppy Club Dogs In Sweaters With Tree

Christmas Puppy Club, Written in Red Script Above Two Golden Retrievers

The lettering slants and loops like a signature at the bottom of a Christmas card, with little red hearts tucked beside it. Underneath, one golden retriever sits in a green fair isle sweater and a red scarf, the fringe spilling over its paws. The other lies in a pink knit sweater scattered with tiny bows, a pink bow clipped beside one ear. Both are smiling with their mouths open, the way a dog does when it hears paper rustling near the tree. Their paws stretch out on the floor as if the afternoon has nowhere else to be.

Behind them, the tree is dressed in pink ribbon swept through the branches, red bows tied in between, candy canes, a gingerbread house, a gingerbread man, a striped stocking and a heart ornament, all under a gold star. Wrapped gifts sit at the dogs’ paws, one pink with stripes and one green with a little tree on it. Small stars in pink, gold and blue drift around the edges. We drew the whole scene for people who decorate carefully and still save the best spot for the dog.

A Golden Retriever Christmas Tote Bag With a Pink-Bowed Tree and Gifts at Their Paws

This golden retriever Christmas tote bag is for dog people whose goldens already own a holiday sweater and a stocking with their name on it. Two dogs, one in green and one in pink, also make it a natural match for a home with a pair of goldens. It can carry a plate of cookies to a neighbor’s door and a stack of wrapped presents to Grandma’s. Tucked under an arm at a holiday market, it adds a little warmth to a long afternoon of browsing, and the two dogs get to spend it among the lights. We kept the palette soft so the pink bows and pale hearts balance the deep green of the tree, and the red script is the first thing anyone reads when you walk in. The dogs come second, usually followed by a smile and a question about whether those two are yours.

Can the Pink-Bowed Puppy Club Stay in Rotation After Christmas?

The lettering names a club rather than a date, so the tote keeps working through January errands and winter dog walks once the tree is back in its box. The sweaters, bows and hearts read as cozy more than strictly seasonal, which means the two goldens can stay on a hook by the door well into the new year.

Somewhere between the first strand of lights and the last gift tag, two golden retrievers in knit sweaters are ready to ride along.