Poodle Christmas Shirt Dogs In Ugly Sweaters

The poodle on the right has a string of tiny Christmas bulbs looped around its collar, as if someone untangled the tree lights and decided the dog should wear them first. Beside it, a Santa hat sits slightly tilted on a curly head, and on the far side a big bow ties off a third neck. Three poodles, three sweaters. Not one looks bothered. The middle poodle wears a snowflake across the chest, while the poodle on the left is dotted with stars, and each sweater sits snug at the neck the way a real knit would.

Poodle Christmas Shirt With a Santa Hat on the Middle Dog

This Poodle Christmas Shirt is made for poodle lovers who love an ugly sweater even more. Three curly dogs sit shoulder to shoulder, each in a different knit pattern, with stars at one end and fir trees strung with lights at the other. The ringlets over the ears, the ribbed cuffs at the paws, and the white pom-pom on the Santa hat give the trio a hand-drawn warmth, like a card illustration that wandered onto a tee. We kept the scene simple, with no slogan and no date, just the dogs and their sweaters, so the dog person in your life can read the whole joke from across a room.

For anyone who dresses a poodle in a sweater every December, this picture is already familiar. The dog gets bundled up. The camera comes out. Sooner or later the person holding it is wearing the joke too. Our design suits a poodle owner with one dog just as well as a household that somehow ended up with three on the couch, and it gives friends from the same dog park something to wear on the same holiday walk. It also works as a Christmas gift for a poodle mom or dad who already owns a closet of dog tees and still has room for one more. A tee like this tends to get noticed at the door of a family dinner, where somebody always asks which dog it is and somebody else is sure it’s theirs.

Where Does a Poodle Sweater Trio Fit Beyond the Tree Lighting?

It works anywhere December shows up, from an ugly sweater party to a cold morning walk with the dog to a family dinner with a jacket thrown over it. The design carries no date or slogan, so it stays wearable after the tree comes down.

Somewhere in that row of curls is the poodle that looks most like yours, and the sweater it would pick.