Stop Being so Judgmental – Bernie the Cat Graphic Tee for Women
Meet Bernie, the cat who has perfected the art of silent side-eye while sipping from his “NOPE” mug. This “Stop Being So Judgmental” graphic t-shirt is your wearable clap-back to anyone who thinks they get a say in your life. Designed by Sydney-based artist Akanksha Kaushik at her Cosmic Dots studio, this tee combines humor, rebellion, and unapologetic truth into one bold statement piece.
Slip this on when you’re tired of unsolicited opinions, need a little shield from nosy coworkers, or just want to channel your inner grumpy cat with pride. Comfortable, cool, and dripping with attitude – it’s more than a tee, it’s your new armor.
Why You’ll Love It
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A bold, funny statement tee that instantly sets boundaries.
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Made from 100% soft, breathable cotton – comfy enough for all-day wear.
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Perfect conversation starter, gift, or mood-setter.
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Printed on Heavyweight Gildan® 5000 crewneck tees – durable & true-to-fit.
Styling Tips
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Pair with ripped jeans and sneakers for that effortlessly cool weekend vibe.
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Throw on an oversized blazer for an edgy casual-Friday look.
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Wear it to brunch, uni, or coffee catchups when you’re “not here for the judgement.”
FAQ
Q: Who is Bernie the Cat?
A: Bernie is a brutally honest, grumpy, yet loveable cat – a symbol of unapologetic truth.
Q: What’s the meaning behind this design?
A: It’s a witty way to say “mind your own business” without actually saying it.
Q: Is the print eco-friendly?
A: Yes! All tees are printed to order using sustainable, eco-friendly inks.
Q: Can this be a gift?
A: Absolutely – perfect for cat lovers, edgy fashion fans, or anyone tired of judgmental people.
Q: Where can I wear it?
A: Anywhere you want to make a statement – from coffee runs to casual Fridays.
Delivery
All Graphic T-shirts are printed to order.
Delivery: AUS, USA, Canada, NZ, UK & Europe: 4–8 business days | Singapore: 7–10 business days (plus 1–3 days processing).
“Let Bernie say what you’re thinking. Add this tee to your cart – because being judgmental is out, and being real is in.”