LO-FI LIFE
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So super cute. Love the fit and the design. Matches my TRex tattoo.
Absolutely precious tshirts! Great quality too!
Everything went perfect!
Cutest T-shirt ever! Great quality too. Service as well!
Fantastic
I love this T-shirt I have already gotten several compliments on it. Also, next, I’m gonna buy the dog.
I really loved the email I received from my "horse" when my T-shirt was shipped. The whole experience felt very connected with my animal choice!!
I’ve given a few as gifts as well as bought a few for myself. They are great quality and I love the emails regarding my orders from the animals. We get a lot for compliment whenever they are worn
I am so happy with my Tshirt! I live in Texas and the light weight is perfect for wearing on its own or layering. The quality is outstanding and I have just ordered my second one.
Easy to purchase.
Love the shirts!! Ordered 1 and then ordered 2 more and then ordered 2 for grandbabies!! Very soft. Fit is a little on the slim size but I ordered 1 size up. Love the emails!
Very soft, great fit! Love it
Perfect shirt. Just like it is depicted. Quality. 135lbs size large was great fit. I like mine loose so it was perfect fit.
I absolutely love the Cat tee shirt..the design is terrific and the tee shirt itself fits true to size
Brilliant. I've never gotten so many compliments on a shirt. If there were more stars, I'd add them. (or should I just draw them?!?)
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.
