He asked for the keys.
Dixie handed him the reins.
Valet Parking brings Electric Cowgirl logic to another perfectly ordinary situation in Soggy Bottom County. Dixie has arrived with her favorite four-legged transportation, and the valet appears to be reconsidering exactly what was covered during training.
Featuring vintage-inspired Western artwork, turquoise details, a dressed-up palomino and one very confused valet attendant, this graphic tells the story before anybody has to explain it.
Printed in-house at Soggy Bottom of the South Boutique.
Details
• Brown graphic tee
• Unisex fit
• Vintage-inspired Western artwork
• Printed in-house in Soggy Bottom County
• Made to order using blanks we have on hand
• $26
• Local pickup available
Care
Turn garment inside out before washing. Machine wash cold with like colors. Avoid bleach. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Do not iron directly over the printed design.
From the Electric Cowgirl collection.
He did say they parked anything.
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