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Now you can have an LCS Nylon Collar embroidered with customized information such as your dog's name and your phone number. These are great looking two-ply collars (not flimsy one-ply you'll find elsewhere) and the bottom of the collar is finished after embroidery so the under stitching is not exposed. We use the best technology embroidery equipment available to produce a collar that makes as nice a gift and works well in the field.
Our collars are equipped with sturdy nickel plated buckles and D-rings, and available in neck sizes 13in - 17in for 3/4in collars and 15in-21in for 1in wide collars. Color choices include: Blaze orange, black, blue, green, pink, purple, and red.
NOTE - Embroidery must be limited to 26 characters/ spaces.
Please allow two weeks for customization and delivery.
Please measure your dog's neck and order the actual size that is measures. If in between, order the next size up.
We cannot accept returns on these personalized collars.
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