Crazy Cat Prints: Dos and Don’ts
17 Jun
A few months ago I saw a shirt on Fran and emailed the link to my friend Kim with the subject “Classy cat shirt”. Kim is a HUGE cat person so I thought she needed some cat clothes.
We have a ongoing joke about ugly cat shirts and how I believe they should not be allowed outside of your house. Ever.
(Although, to be honest, the top right one isn’t half bad)
So, of course, Kim was excited that there was actually a Loop Looks approved cat print shirt. Which means when I asked for “You Pick” posts for this week while I’m on vacation, she immediately responded asking for more Crazy Cat Lady-friendly yet office-appropriate cat print clothing items. Believe it or not, they were easier to find than you’d think. This first one I actually saw being worn by Sarah’s Real Life!
It helps that fun prints such as cats, birds, household objects, and other animals are trending right now. The key, though, is to keep the print small or in just one or two colors.
Shirt One | Shirt Two | Shirt Three
Would you wear a cat print shirt? Are you a cat person or a dog person?
P.S. If you want to see actual photos of my outfit from last Monday, they’re up at Work Your Wardrobe along with my tips on how to incorporated printed pants in to your wardrobe if you’re scared of looking like a clown.
(Full disclosure: I am a dog person all the way)




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