Add a little floral charm to every adventure. Lovingly handmade in Norfolk, our Collar Flower is designed to bring a playful finishing touch to your dog’s collar. Whether it’s a countryside stroll, a birthday celebration or simply your favourite coffee stop, it’s the perfect accessory for every wag-worthy occasion. Lightweight, comfortable and easy to attach, it’s designed to bloom beautifully wherever your adventures take you. Why You’ll Love It Handmade in Norfolk. Double interfaced for a beautifully structured finish. Attaches securely with a single elastic loop. Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear. Designed to sit neatly on most collars. One versatile size to suit most dogs. Perfect for everyday adventures and special occasions. Size Guide Our Collar Flower is available in one standard size. Standard: Approximately 9cm in diameter Designed to fit most standard-width dog collars. Still unsure? We’d love to help—just pop us a message. Materials Main Fabric: Polyester Interfacing: Polyester Attachment: Elastic Care Guide To keep your Collar Flower looking its best: Spot clean where possible. Hand wash gently in cool water if needed. Reshape whilst damp. Leave to air dry. Do not tumble dry. Good to Know Every Collar Flower is individually handmade, so pattern placement may vary slightly, making each one beautifully unique. Our accessories are designed for supervised wear and should be removed during rough play, swimming and whilst sleeping. Colours may vary slightly between screens and real life. Build Your Adventure Set Love this print? Complete your dog’s adventure set with the matching Bandana, Sailor Bow and Bow Tie. Designed to mix, match and accompany every wag-worthy occasion. From Norfolk, with love. Every Oh, paw-lease accessory is thoughtfully designed to celebrate the moments that matter—from everyday walks to life’s biggest adventures. Inspired by the Norfolk coast and countryside, our collections are made to be loved, worn and remembered. Because the best memories are the ones worth framing.
