Yorkshire Terrier Christmas Shirt I Just Want To Spend Christmas With My Yorkie

The words on this design arrive in three pieces: I Just Want To Spend across a plaid banner, Christmas in big red script wrapped in snow-topped holly, and With My Yorkie on a gold-lettered ribbon below. Read in order, the sentence saves the name of its subject for the last line, the way a person finally admits what they have been waiting for all season. Our Yorkshire Terrier Christmas shirt is made for the person whose holiday wish list has one name on it, and that name wears a bow.

Yorkshire Terrier Christmas Shirt With a Yorkie Peeking Over the Gifts

In the center, a Yorkie looks out from an open gift box, both paws resting on the rim and its tongue just showing. The silky tan-and-black coat parts around a plaid bow tied into the topknot, and the dark eyes seem to follow whoever is holding the camera. Wrapped presents lean in from both sides, one scattered with snowflakes and gold ribbon, another striped like a candy cane, with a real-looking candy cane tucked behind. Ornaments, pinecones, holly berries and a string of warm lights keep the scene snug and crowded, like the corner of a living room on Christmas Eve.

We drew it for Yorkie owners who already know how the holiday goes at home. The tree gets trimmed under close supervision, the wrapping paper ends up under a tiny paw, and the best seat on the couch belongs to someone who weighs seven pounds. Small dog, big opinions. It suits Christmas morning in pajamas or the family card photo, and it works just as well for a sister or a friend whose Yorkie already has its own stocking.

A Gold Paw Charm Hanging Below the Word Yorkie

Beneath the last word, a small gold paw tag dangles from a plaid bow. Easy to miss. Paw prints also sit on the two little plaques that hold the words Spend and With My, so the dog is tucked into the sentence even where the lettering is smallest. Those touches suit an owner who notices everything about their dog, down to the details nobody else catches. A fellow dog person usually spots them first, and the conversation starts from there.

Who Besides a Yorkie Owner Would Wear This Christmas Design?

Anyone who loves small dogs or has a Yorkie in the family can wear it, including a grandparent who dog-sits through the holidays. The plaid, the gifts and the lights fit any December day, from the first tree lighting to the last night of leftovers.

When the tree lights come on, the little gold paw charm under the ribbon will be the detail you catch yourself smiling at.