Dog Duvet
- Made by: Molly Mutt
- Price: $20.00-40.00
- More Info: mollymutt.com
Give Fido a clean, comfy place to sleep and your holey old jeans and t-shirts a second life with Molly Mutt's 100% cotton dog duvets. Designed to cover your pup's existing bed, or, in a clever case of upcycling, be conveniently filled with textiles from around your house, there are different sizes and designs offered to suit any pooch's preference. ("Your Hand in Mine" is pictured. No word on whether it was named after the Explosions in the Sky song of the same name that is oft heard wafting through Dwell hq.)
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you are the official FIRST to get that the patterns are named after songs. well done!! (ps, thank you so much for the shout out-we LOVE your magazine & your site, so needless to say, this made our day.)
And here I thought it was named after the earlier Tom Lehrer song ("I hold your hand in mine, dear, I press it to my lips, I take a healthy bite from your dainty fingertips..."), which seems quite apropos!
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