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Pet can coolers with your dog or cat drawn on them
Can coolers with the animal illustrated from your photograph, wrapped around the can. Of everything we print a pet portrait on, this is the one guests take home, which makes it the favor that keeps working long after the party.
Standard 12 oz for beer and soda, slim 12 oz for seltzers and canned cocktails. Add the pet's name, your names and the date, or let the drawing do the work on its own.
The wedding favor that gets used
At a wedding where the dog cannot attend the venue, this is the piece guests keep. Match it to pet wedding napkins, coasters and a bar sign naming the cocktails after the animal. See it all in pet wedding favors.
How ordering works
Choose the fit and quantity, from one cooler to 100, and upload the photo. We draw the portrait and email a free digital proof, then redraw at no cost if the likeness is off. U.S. orders over $75 ship free.
Pet can cooler questions
What photo do you need?
Daylight, in focus, at the animal's eye level, with the whole head and both ears in frame. A phone photo is fine. Dark rooms and shots from above are the two that do not work.
What if it does not look like my dog?
Tell us on the proof and we redraw it, free. Nothing prints until the likeness is right, and on a cooler the drawing is large enough that people will notice if it is not.
How does a portrait sit on a curved surface?
We place it on the front panel, sized so the whole head stays visible when the sleeve is on a can. Wide horizontal designs get lost around the back, so a single head works better than a full-body pose.
Can you draw two pets?
Yes, though on a cooler two side by side is the practical limit. Beyond that, put the group on a coaster or a bar sign, where there is more flat space.
How many should I order?
One per guest if they are the favor. The minimum is one, so ordering a single sample first to see the drawing wrapped around a real can is easy and worth doing.
How long does it take?
Longer than a text design, because a person draws it before printing starts. Two to three weeks for a party, closer to two months for a wedding.