Every coat prints differently
A black lab and a golden need different photos, different shirt colours and sometimes different presets. These are the specifics, breed by breed.
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Your golden retriever, not a stock golden retriever
Bat ears, flat face, entire personality — kept
Your lab, down to the grey on the muzzle
The mask and the saddle are the dog
Curls are hard to draw and easy to photograph
A long dog on a square print
A border collie, mid-stare, exactly as yours does it
The ears are the outline, so they stay in
No two merles match, so no template will do
The pittie smile, printed exactly as wide as it is
The mask is a one-off. So are the eyes.
Every patch of the tricolour, right where it is
Whatever the groomer did, the shirt keeps
A tiny face where every millimetre counts
Black mask, worried brow, clown underneath
A palace dog's face, topknot tied your way
Steel blue and gold, down to the topknot
Feathered ears, round eyes, your exact markings
Black and rust, every marking where it really is
Three colours, one blaze, and a cross on the chest
A giant head, patch for patch
Every wrinkle in place, and the face kept round
The tuxedo, the bat ears, the eyes set wide
The fox face, the cream cheeks, the side-eye
All that white, and the smile, on a shirt that can hold them
Any breed, any mix — free preview before you buy.