Kayo, Garlic Cat - Cat Art T-Shirt

White 100% cotton pre-shrunk T-Shirt features "Kayo, Garlic Cat", cat art by Claudia Sanchez. Design is embellished with gold foil accents. This garment is unique. It has been individually printed, so no two are exactly alike. This assures you of its distinctiveness and originality. All garments are printed in the USA.

Shirt is available in the following styles:

• Men's/Unisex T-shirts have short sleeves and a crew neck. I use several brands of men's/unisex T-shirts. The industry standard has been Hanes Beefy T. Other comparable brands are Gildan, Jerzees, and Port & Co. Shirts that are listed as Mens/Unisex will be one of the above brands unless otherwise specified. One other brand, Alternative's "Vintage Soft", runs a bit smaller and has a softer feel than other brands of men's/unisex T-shirts. If this brand is used it will be shown as "Mens/Unisex- Vintage Soft in the dropdown menu.
• Hanes Relaxed Fit Ladies T has a lower neckline than the Anvil, but is not a scoop neck. These shirts are not ribbed around the neckline. This shirt has a relaxed fit, much like the Anvil ladies T. It fits true-to-size.

Please Note: We have limited T-Shirts remaining in stock so not all sizes are available. If a particular size/style combination is not available, it will show "sold out" or "unavailable" instead of the add to cart button. For more color/style/size options, check out our Made to Order Shirts.

T-Shirts are available for retail purchase only and are not available for bulk orders with wholesale pricing at this time.

Care Instructions: This garment may be machine laundered. For best results, wash inside out on the delicate cycle in cold or warm water, with a mild detergent. Do not bleach or dry clean.

About the Art: Garlic Cat is a character in Claudia's upcoming book. Kayo, a handsome blue British shorthair, has a passion for jazz. The keyboard is his instrument of choice, and he plays frequent duets with Mewzette. When he’s not playing in San Francisco nightclubs, he works as the chef at Fruits de Mer Brasserie. Because of his award-winning garlic shrimp scampi, he’s known by the moniker Garlic Cat.