The B&L Doodle T
Your new favorite tee—guaranteed.
Made using an ultra-buttery 4oz tri-blend material, this shirt feels like a well-loved vintage piece from the first wear. Lightweight, breathable, and just the right amount of stretch, it’s designed to go everywhere your pet does—from Saturday runs to the farmer’s market to late-night cuddles on the couch.
On the front, you’ll find our clean Birdie & Louie logo, screen-printed for a classic look. Flip it over and the story unfolds in our exclusive “doodle” illustration—whimsical line drawings celebrating pets, food, play, and the happy chaos that comes with having furry family members.
Soft, stylish, and rooted in who we are—this tee is more than merch. It’s a wearable love note to dogs, cats, and the people who spoil them.
*Size Up if between sizes. This shirt has a modern, slimmer fit.
Composition
50% Polyester / 25% Cotton / 25% Rayon
Care Instruction
Machine wash cold. Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
Pets, People, and Plenty of Personality
At Birdie & Louie™, we’re not some faceless mega-corporation with boardrooms and buzzwords. We’re a family-owned brand built around two real pets—Birdie the dog and Louie the cat—and the people who love them (that’s us).
We care a little too much. About ingredients. About your pets. About making sure you laugh when you read the back of the bag. Because we’re just like you—we want healthy, high-quality food for our pets, but we also want to spoil them rotten.
Every recipe we make is crafted with real ingredients, no junk, and a whole lot of heart. And we do it with a wink, a smile, and the occasional dad joke—because feeding your pets should feel fun, not like a lecture in nutrition science.
When you shop Birdie & Louie, you’re not just buying treats or food. You’re joining a family that’s loud, a little cheeky, and obsessed with pets living their best, healthiest, happiest lives.
So pull up a chair, share a laugh, and join us. Because around here, it’s not just pet food—it’s a family thing.