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"Bug off" bow tie
"Bug off" bow tie
A bow tie is a must have for any or cat elegant. The bow tie fits perfectly to any collar thanks to the clever fastening, which means that there is no additional strap on the neck. The bow tie is a high-quality craftsmanship combined with a designer pattern and durability.
"The Bug off" pattern is a beautiful flowering meadow full of wonderful insects. The combination of green with purple of a flowering clover looks marvelous. Bees, beetles, dragonflies and lots of plants that blend beautifully with each other is the work of a super talented illustrator Ewelina Dymek.
The bow tie was made in Poland, from the highest quality Polish materials that guarantee long and comfortable use.
Key product features: High-quality, waterproof material; Original design, available only at Psyjaciele.com; Washable; Easy fastening to attach a bow tie to each collar; Durability that guarantees long-term use.
The bow tie clasp fits any harness / collar up to 25mm wide.
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Size S |
Size M |
Size L |
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length |
8cm |
10cm | 12cm |
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width |
4cm |
6cm | 7cm |
* Each bow tie is made of a material with a pattern, so individual items may differ from each other and from the photo due to the use of another piece of fabric.
High-quality waterproof material characterized by resistance to absorption of dust, dirt and hair. Extremely easy to clean, quick drying after washing.
Bow tie care rules:
To remove minor dirt, simply wipe with a damp sponge dipped in warm water. For heavier dirt, the fly can be washed by hand at 30 degrees. The product should not be chlorinated, starch, ironed, bleach, mechanically dried or dry-cleaned. After washing, remember to hang it up so that the bow tie can dry thoroughly.
Remember that the cardboard packaging can be reused - it works great as a packaging for bags or dog / cat delicacies - see the upcycling tab for more inspiration!
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An illustrator and graphic designer who lives in Poznań and works internationally. Her technique is based on combining the realism of pencil drawing with digital solutions and collage elements. She loves to go into details and use the contrast of delicate shades with expressive brush strokes. Until now, she had the pleasure to work, among others for Bank of America, White House Historical Association, Condé Nast, Pentagram, Penguin Books, Vanity Fair, Washington Post, Playboy, Neutrogena. In her free time, she pampers hers two cats (Pantone and CMYK), reads reports, runs in the forest and buys another plant for the house.
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