Pet Bandana Collar | VOTE Watercolor Design | US Elections | 2 colors
Pet Bandana Collar | VOTE Watercolor Design | US Elections | 2 colors
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The collar bandana puts a fun spin on standard animal accessories. It is made of polyester duck fabric and it features a sublimation printable design on one side. The construction and printing is durable enough for machine washing. The collar's fastening ensures a secure fit even during playtime.
🐾 100% polyester
🐾 Adjustable black collar with plastic buckle
🐾 One-sided print
❗️ Pre-constructed item (size varies +/- 1"(2.5cm))
100% polyester
This strong and durable synthetic fabric retains its shape and dries quickly
Adjustable strap
Adjustable strap with a buckle clip fits perfectly around pet's neck
Hemmed edges
The product is sewn around the edges, making it durable and long-lasting
Care instructions: Cold machine wash (max 30C or 90F); Do not bleach; Do not tumble dry; Do not iron; Do not dryclean.
All measurements in the table refer to product dimensions.
Please Note
Please Note
• For DTG (direct-to-garment printing method) products, there is a tolerance of 0.5" (1-1.5cm) for print placement, meaning that minor variations in the placement of the print will not be considered as defects.
• A faint odor is a natural occurrence in the DTG printing industry. Typically, the odor will disappear after the first wash.
• Due to differences in monitor screens, colors may appear slightly different in print than what you see on your screen.
• The same design can appear different after printing on two different products. This largely depends on the material printed. For example, one t-shirt style may have awesome ink absorption, resulting in a sharp-looking finish. However, that same design on another product (maybe a thick hoodie) might appear less intense (DTG prints on blended fabric will look less crisp than on a 100% cotton material). This discrepancy can be due to the fabric used (cotton, polyester, rayon, blend, etc.), the thickness of the cloth, differences in dying technologies/processes, and other factors.
