It started with a simple idea:
What if two capybaras were celebrating the holidays in the most capybara way possible — quietly?

No dramatic backstory.
No over-the-top ugly sweater energy.
No “jingle all the way or else” pressure.

Just two capybaras…
wearing Santa hats…
turning to each other…
and saying:

“Ho.”
“Ho.”
“Ho.”

That’s it.
That’s the whole holiday greeting.
And honestly? It’s peak Capy Life energy.

At one point, one of our kids looked at the design and said:

“That’s it? They’re only saying Ho Ho Ho?”

And we were like — exactly.
They don’t need anything else.

Because some holiday moods don’t require big performances.
Just shared chill.
Mutual cozy vibes.
A soul-level understanding that December is… a lot.

It’s the universal holiday language of:
Siblings who are done wrapping gifts
Cousins who have escaped the loud room
Golf buddies in matching Santa hats
Fellow parents at the school concert trying to survive
The friend who comes over, sits on the couch, and doesn’t need you to explain a thing
The family member you see once a year but it feels like no time has passed

Anyone whose festive spirit is 60% cozy, 30% snacks, 10% “I’m doing my best”

Ho Ho Ho is for the ones who get it.

Two capybaras.
Three words.
Infinite holiday meaning.

Ho. Ho. Ho.

Wrapped in laughter, sealed with chill. Every Capy Life item arrives ready to make someone’s day — whether it’s a teacher, a friend who’s “in their unbothered era,” or the person who already owns too many mugs (but still needs one more).

Thoughtful, funny, and 100% original — because gifts should feel as good to give as they do to open.