Raccoon Plaid Pajamas Christmas Shirt Armchair Cocoa Mug Fireplace Stocking

Probably just gonna JINGLE some of the way… I’M TIRED. That is the entire sentence printed on this shirt, set in red typewriter lettering, and the raccoon between its two halves has clearly stopped negotiating with the evening. He lies back in an olive armchair wearing red buffalo plaid pajamas and a Santa hat tipped slightly off center, one cheek resting on his paw. We drew him for the person who loves Christmas, shows up for most of it, and plans to spend the rest horizontal.

Raccoon Plaid Pajamas Christmas Shirt With a Cocoa Mug Held Mid-Sip

The Raccoon Plaid Pajamas Christmas Shirt is a holiday graphic tee built around one framed, snow-dusted scene. In one paw the raccoon holds a white mug with a small green tree on it, the cocoa piled with whipped cream. A chunky knit throw in cream and red spills over the arm of the chair, a plaid pillow is wedged behind his back, and his hind paws stretch toward the end of the cushion. Nobody in this picture is in a hurry. He is staying put. The lettering above and below uses bold capitals on JINGLE so the joke lands early, then lets I’M TIRED. settle the matter in red.

A Stocking on the Stone Fireplace and Cookies Within Reach

Behind him a red knit stocking hangs from a mantel of stacked stone, and a fire burns low in the hearth. Through the window, snow settles on a row of pine trees, while a lamp with a warm shade glows beside a shelf of books and a framed cabin painting. A plate of cookies waits on the small table at the left. The red of the plaid returns in the stocking and the lettering, so the whole print holds together like one warm room. We picture this shirt at the end of a long December, after the wrapping and the drive between three different houses, when the only item left on the list is sitting down. It suits Christmas Eve at home and the slow pajama morning that follows.

Can You Still Wear the Cocoa and Armchair Raccoon After Christmas?

The armchair, the blanket and the mug of cocoa suit any cold night indoors, so the print stays at home in January too. The Santa hat and stocking keep it clearly seasonal, which makes it a natural pick for any December gathering where pajamas are welcome and nobody minds a yawn.

Somewhere between the first carol and the last cookie, the mug in his paw may start to look a lot like yours.