This retro dog stocking has a mid-century feel: flat, graphic dogs in orange, cream, black-and-white and spotted coats, some wearing dotted sweaters or bandanas, stand among little sparkles on a bright aqua background.
This listing is for one stocking.
🐕 Vintage 1950s charm
Aqua and orange were the colors of mid-century kitchens and holiday cards, and they still look fresh.
Hang it beside a retro tinsel tree, colored bulbs or a pastel aluminum tree.
Spot the dogs
- Orange dogs: pointy-eared pups, some in teal sweaters with white dots.
- Spotted dogs: white coats with black spots.
- Black-and-white dogs: with floppy ears and tiny bandanas.
- Background: aqua with small stars and sparkles.
Great for
- The household dog: its own stocking for treats, hung where noses cannot reach.
- Retro decor: mid-century living rooms and kitschy holiday themes.
- Bright mantels: a cheerful break from red and green.
Why mid-century style
Mid-century illustration uses flat shapes, limited colors and a playful line, and it has never really gone out of fashion. These dogs follow that recipe: orange, cream, black and teal on aqua, with tiny dots and bandanas for detail. The result feels nostalgic yet bright, like a holiday card from a 1950s kitchen. It is a good fit for families who like a fun, less traditional mantel, and it pairs well with colored bulbs and vintage ornaments. Hung next to a red stocking, the aqua provides a lively contrast.
Materials and printing
The stocking is sewn from polyester fleece and then printed by dye sublimation, a heat process that bonds the ink into the fibers instead of leaving a coating on top. The same pattern covers the front and the back right up to the top edge, so there is no separate cuff. A dark red twill loop, about three inches long, is stitched at the top corner for hanging. Keep it away from candles, open flames and heaters.
Stocking facts
- Fabric: polyester fleece
- Print: both sides, edge to edge, sublimated after sewing
- Cuff: none; the print runs to the top edge
- Loop: dark red twill, about 3 inches
- Size: one standard size; pieces can differ by up to about 1 inch
- You get: one stocking, sold empty
Ordering and delivery
We make each stocking after the order comes in. Production usually takes 2–5 business days, then the parcel goes to the carrier. Every delivery date we show is an estimate, and December is the busiest month for post, so order early. Fulfillment + Shipping lists times by country. Same dogs, other pieces: wrapping paper and a pillow.
