One paw on the wheel, one elbow on the door, and nowhere he has to be.

Top down and whiskers out, this cat car decal puts a tuxedo cat in the driver's seat of a pink 1950s-style convertible with tailfins. Cool Cat Cruise is drawn for cat people and for anyone who slows down when an old finned cruiser rolls past, and it works as a small gift for either.

The art: a tuxedo cat out for a slow drive

The driver is a black-and-white cat with orange eyes, pink inner ears and long white whiskers. His eyelids hang half shut and his mouth curls into a sly smirk. One paw rests on the steering wheel while the other arm drapes over the door, the pose of someone who has made this trip many times.

His car is long and low with the roof folded away, seen from the front corner and pointed left. Tall fins rise at the back, whitewall tires carry it along, and a dark ground shadow with speed streaks keeps it rolling.

Over the windshield, two lines of fat, rounded capitals tilt upward to the right: COOL CAT, then a larger CRUISE. The letters are cream with a black outline and a heavy black shadow that gives them depth, and a soft gray smudge sits behind them and the cat. Bold outlines and a short palette of pink, cream, black and gray, with small touches of orange, borrow from vintage cartoons and hot-rod posters.

Cut to the shape of the scene, printed on vinyl that covers

• Kiss-cut around the lettering and the car, with a white border that follows the same outline
• Light does not pass through the high-opacity film, so a sticker or paint under it stays out of the picture
• Application is fast and easy, and it finishes bubble-free
• Durable vinyl, chosen for things that see regular use
• Clean the surface first, then apply the sticker

Who it's for

Cat owners, above all those with a tuxedo at home, plus fans of finned 1950s cruisers, hot-rod art and old cartoons. It suits a cat-sitter thank-you, an adoption anniversary, a holiday stocking or a card for the relative who gives every cat a grand name.

Quick answers

How large are the cat and his car at each size?

The sticker takes the shape of the art, a little wider than tall. On 3″×3″, 4″×4″ and 5.5″×5.5″ it runs about 3, 4 and 5½ inches across. On 15″×3.75″ you get one sticker about 4 inches (10 cm) wide and about 3¾ inches (9.5 cm) high.

Is the cat cut out separately from the lettering?

No. The words, the cat and the car share one cut line, so they stay together as a single sticker.

Which way does the car face?

To the left, at an angle, so you see the front of the car and its side. That helps if you plan to set it beside another sticker and want the two to face each other.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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