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Adore it! Maybe should gotten a medium but got large.....gonna shrink it and ride in it! I'll be the envy of my barn!
Great.
I love this sweatshirt. Good quality and so adorable. I love that Cancer Society benefits from this also.
So darn cute. Quality is lovely. I’m happy.
Genius marketing idea with the stories & love the shirts
Love the shirts
This shirt is so cute. Mine had light print and and after my first review I got a message that they will send me a replacement. Awesome customer service!
Looks great . Just received it today
Great quality, true sizing!
Super cute and soft.
I ordered the bunny t, and i'm happy with the quality and the fit.
wondering which shirt - and which size - to order was the biggest challenge, even with your chart. Perhaps when folks post that they love your shirt(s) - because EVERYONE seems to, ask them about the size they ordered! when reviewing other clothing sites, there's always a spot for the size that was ordered. As for me, i'm 5'5", about 107 lbs, and i ordered a Small, relaxed fit. And it is a good fit! I do love my bunny.
Quick, but easy and timely too!
Love dachshunds! Love the well made t-shirt! It's a conversation tee!
Love this ! I wear it to conspicuously be ‘the elephant in the room’.
So cute. Lots of compliments.
Idle Doodling That's Helping Cure Cancer
For decades, advertising creative Craig Miller has been drawing doodles of animals in meetings in order to appear to be taking copious notes. Sometimes, he would show his drawings to his co-workers. They always seemed to bring on a chuckle.
So Craig thought, "Hey, why don't I put these doodles on shirts?" So he did. And thus was born Lo-Fi Animal Shirts.
And not to bum everyone out after this cute story, but Craig lost one of his best friends to cancer in the Fall of 2024. And then he lost his father to cancer in April of 2025, not long after he'd put up this website.
So donating to the American Cancer Society seemed like the thing to do. (even though it'd make more sense conceptually to donate to the ASPCA).
And that's the story. Please keep sending in animal suggestions! Craig's hoping to get up to 365 so he can put out a Page-A-Day calendar.
