Thanksgiving. It's the one day a year where we all voluntarily put ourselves through a glorious, food-fueled gauntlet of awkward family questions, intense negotiations over who gets the last slice of pie, and an inevitable food coma that can only be cured by a nap on the couch.

It's a beautiful, messy circus. We celebrate the person who brings a weird dish no one will eat, the uncle who tells the same story every year, and the annual debate over whether to watch the parade or the football game. Our designs are a tribute to the hilarious chaos and the unapologetic gluttony that make the holiday what it is.

But amidst the madness, Thanksgiving is also a time to pause, take a deep breath, and appreciate the people—and the pets, and the glorious food—that make our lives a little more full. It's about remembering what truly matters: gathering with your loved ones and finding gratitude for all the good (and the wonderfully ridiculous) things in your life.