
Description
For the Dachshund who knows exactly what they deserve.
The Feeling Bougie Today T-shirt features a stylish black-and-tan Dachshund surrounded by a few of life’s little luxuries — sunglasses, a statement handbag, a cocktail, a croissant and plenty of attitude. The bold retro lettering and distressed raspberry stripes give the design a playful vintage feel, while the soft pink palette keeps it fresh and easy to wear.
A fun choice for Dachshund owners, sausage dog lovers and anyone who occasionally feels a little extra.
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Great features
- Street-inspired multi-colour print
- 100% Organic Ringspun Combed Cotton: Soft, breathable, and gentle on your skin (and the planet!).
- 180 g/m² Fabric Weight: Perfect balance of durability and comfort—light enough for sunny days, sturdy enough for everyday wear.
- Medium Fit: Tailored just right—not too tight, not too loose—for a flattering and comfy look.
- Set-In Sleeves: Designed for a polished, modern silhouette that holds its shape.
- 1x1 Ribbed Neck Collar: Adds a touch of stretch for easy on-and-off and lasting durability.
- Twin Needle Topstitching: Extra-strong seams at the cuffs and hem for a tee that’s built to last.
- Back Neck Tape in Self Fabric: Smooth, stylish interior finish for added comfort.
- Eco-Friendly and Stylish: Because loving dogs and loving the planet go hand in paw.
- Note: Care instructions for the T-shirt include machine washing in 30 degrees Celsius water and avoiding tumble drying. All printed T-shirts are 'bleach shy', so use only mild detergents. Additionally, they are sensitive to hot irons touching their artwork. Follow guidelines to maintain the T-shirt's vibrant colours and awesome design.
Sustainability
Printed in the UK on premium organic cotton tees, using responsible production methods — because great design should always leave a lighter ecological paw-print.
We are 100% deedoggy, never 100% serious.
Disclaimer: Specific benefits may vary depending on how organic farming practices are implemented by different producers.