Yorkshire Terrier Christmas Shirt Christmas Is Better With Yorkies Three Yorkies Presents

The word YORKIES sits along the bottom of this design in big, rounded cream letters, and the three dogs above it look like they are standing right on top of it, with a wrapped present leaning against each end. That arrangement sets the tone for the whole piece. Christmas Is Better With Yorkies is stacked across the top in the same soft, retro lettering, so the sentence wraps around the dogs like a frame and leaves no doubt about who the season belongs to. A few small cream stars drift between the figures, the way snow might in a picture book.

A Yorkshire Terrier Christmas Shirt With Three Yorkies and Their Presents

Our Yorkshire Terrier Christmas shirt is made for the person who already talks about their Yorkie as one of the family. The dog on the left wears a Santa hat that tips over one ear. The one in the middle sits tall with a red and white striped scarf wrapped under its chin, tongue just showing. On the right, a green bow tie sits neatly at the collar of a dog with a slightly tilted head. All three have the tan faces, steel-blue coats and upright ears that Yorkie owners can pick out from across a room, and anyone who has tried to keep a hat on a Yorkie for a photo will recognize that tilt.

The Green Polka-Dot Present and the Red One With the White Bow

Down at the paws, the gifts are drawn with the same care as the dogs. One is wrapped in green paper with white dots and a red ribbon, the other in red with a crisp white bow, and both are tucked close enough to the Yorkies that they seem to be guarding them. We designed this for Christmas mornings, tree trimming evenings and family card photos, the days when a Yorkie parent wants the dog in the picture even if the dog is busy chewing the ribbon. It also works as a quiet signal between owners. Another Yorkie person will spot the print at a holiday market and start asking about names and ages.

Who else would enjoy a three-Yorkie Christmas shirt besides someone with a Yorkie at home?

Grandparents who dog-sit every December and friends who still talk about a Yorkie they lost will both find something familiar here. The wording is bold and easy to read, so the meaning reaches people even without the story behind it.

Put it on beside the tree and the green bow tie will fit right in with the ornaments.