Buy something cute. Help a dog.
T-shirts and hoodies inspired by my dog, Oogie Boogie.
Meet Oogie Boogie
I got Oogie Boogie, a small white dog, in the Netherlands during COVID. I wanted to adopt, but that was harder than I expected. There are very few street dogs here, and everyone had the same idea during the pandemic. The shelters I checked were basically empty.
I eventually found him on a small farm in Friesland. My Dutch was terrible, and nobody there spoke English.
The woman who gave him to me went through a long list of instructions. They seemed important. I nodded through all of it.
I still don't know if she said he was a Maltese or definitely not a Maltese.
I'm not entirely sure he's a dog, either. For all I know, she was explaining that he's a gremlin and should never be fed after midnight. I don't take chances.
Today he lives in Amsterdam, eats organic food and owns a shark life jacket. He's doing fine.
Where the money goes
Many dogs in Fortaleza, my hometown in Brazil, are abandoned or live on the street.
I give 100% of this shop's net profit to a dog shelter there.
Every month, I add the same amount from my own pocket, up to €500 extra.
Net profit is what's left after production, printing, shipping, payment fees and other running costs.
| Shop profit | My part | Shelter gets |
|---|---|---|
| €100 | €100 | €200 |
| €400 | €400 | €800 |
| €1,000 | €500 | €1,500 |
I publish each month's sales, costs, donations and receipts on a separate page.
FAQ
When do you donate?
After each month ends.
What if a month has no profit?
Then there's nothing to donate or match. The report will say so.
Do you keep anything?
I don't take a salary or a cut.
How does shipping work?
Everything is made to order. You'll see the shipping cost and delivery estimate at checkout, before you pay.
Which size should I get?
Every product page has a size guide. The tees have a relaxed fit.