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Blanket "Dogcollage"
Soft, reversible blanket for your cat or dog "Dogcollage"
Our blanket for dog or cat is a high-quality workmanship combined with a pattern and the highest comfort for your pet. A classic, elegant design will fit perfectly in the interior of your home.The blanket was made in Poland, from the highest quality Polish materials guaranteeing long and comfortable use. The simple, classic shape of the mat will fit perfectly in even the smallest spaces. The blanket ideally suited to the sofa, in the car, armchair, as an addition to the lair or in another place that your cat or dog loves.
Each blanket is made of velvety material, trimmed with fabric with a pattern. Our blankets fit into even a small bag, just roll them into a roll.
No more fur and dirt on the sofa for you, comfort for your kitten or doggy.
Key product features: High-quality, waterproof material; Washable; Double-sided pattern allowing longer enjoy its use; Shape that fits into any space.
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Size S |
Size M |
Size L |
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a |
49cm |
64cm |
78cm |
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b |
69cm |
88cm |
107cm |
* Each blanket is made of Magic Velvet material (100% polyester), weight 300g. and material with a pattern, so individual copies may differ from each other and from the photo due to the use of a different piece of fabric.
Magic Velvet is a very durable, abrasion resistant fabric that is certified pet resistant. Fabric is made with Cleanaboo technology - reduces water absorption - spilled liquid forms into drops and does not penetrate the fabric. High-quality waterproof material characterised by resistance to absorption of dust, dirt and hair. Extremely easy to clean, quick drying after washing.
Remember that the cardboard packaging of the lair can be reused - it works great as a food packaging, document box or pad under a cat's litter box - see the upcycling tab for more inspiration!
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Jagoda was born and lives in Wałbrzych. She graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Kraków. Art education at the Faculty of Painting. She cooperated, among others with the quarterly Newsweek Psychologia, KUKBUK magazine, Pismo. Her works could be seen in the K Mag magazine or in the Puro Hotel chain. She loves playing with meanings, extracting something from natural environment, changing context. Dilapidated, yellowed paper of old newspapers and herbariums. From each trip, she brings back old magazines, fragments of damaged books and forgotten photographs, from antiquities in a side street and Sunday flea markets. For more, visit www.blueberrythinks.pl and instagram @blueberrythinks.
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