I spend quite a bit of time on Twitter talking about my dog. Yup! I’m one of those people. I can’t help it. I think every cute thing he does is newsworthy. And as a dog-loving Twitter fanatic, my little “Twitter critter” absolutely must have this tank.
My Animal Activist is a small independent venture founded in 2010 by photographer, video editor, and a wonderful self-proclaimed crazy dog lady named Amy. Her mission is to use creative ways to communicate and promote responsible pet choices and the idea that all creatures of this earth deserve respect.
Designer Vina Lam Lillvis’ first baby was an adopted Beagle named Dodger. After giving birth to her second baby, a baby girl named Bailey, she searched everywhere trying to find them matching outfits. After her search ended with zero results, she took matters into her own hands and created Babawowo, an adorable line of dog and baby apparel.
American Digs is a brand new dog apparel label that just launched their debut line of clothes and accessories inspired by timeless styles seen in human apparel. Aiming to “meet the needs of consumers who increasingly view their dogs as family and demand higher-quality products than they have in the past,” American Digs sources and manufacturers all of their products right here in the USA.
Someone sent me a link to some cute baby clothes and accessories from South American brand Picnic, and I discovered they had a super selection of adorable pet products as well. Go ahead, match your baby to your dog.
Shikisai is design duo Noto Hirotsugu and Noto Miyo who create cheeky t-shirts that have some sort of 3D element. We featured their Venetian Blinds shirt a while back on Design Milk. Now, they’ve gone to the dogs with a series of doggie t-shirts available through Everyday Studio. I’m loving the Dog Walk tee with the real shoelaces!
For those of you with serious breed pride, dog shirts have your dog’s name written all over them. Well, their breed at least. Vintage inspired and made from super soft 50/50 poly cotton blend in Los Angeles, CA, they’re made to look like your dog’s favorite worn-in tee.
Mijo & Bambi is a San Francisco-based small pet company that makes dog apparel from mostly organic, remnant, and/or recycled fabrics for toy breed dogs. Each piece is made locally in downtown San Francisco. Three percent of each purchase is donated to animals in need.
