Tuxedo Cat Hats

Tuxedo is a coat pattern, not a breed: black and white, with the bib, the socks and the look of a little fur suit. Owners describe tuxedo cats as highly active and often mischievous, and they have even coined a word for the attitude, tuxitude. Researchers quoted by Adopt-a-Pet call the idea that tuxedos are smarter anecdotal, so these hats stick to the bits: the overdressed cat, the butler who refuses to serve, formal attire with feral behavior. The pattern has a history of its own. In 1998 a tuxedo cat named Sparky inherited $6.3 million, and in 2012 Tuxedo Stan ran for mayor of Halifax. Several sources mark National Tuxedo Cat Day on November 29, though others list January 29. Tuxedo Cat Mom is already a hoodie on Walmart, and a Tuxedo Cat Lovers tee for "Mom Dad" sells there too, which is why the mom and dad badges sit at the front of this page. Black Cat and Orange Cat Behavior have their own collections here; this one is the black-and-white coat, for the dapper chaos agent who has never once been on time for dinner. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Choose one for your own overdressed roommate, or give one to the person whose tuxedo cat is always dressed for a wedding and behaves like it was a bar fight.