The Embroidered Nylon Dog Collar lets you personalize your dog’s collar with custom embroidery, including your dog’s name and phone number, for clear, permanent identification. These are two-ply...
The Embroidered Nylon Dog Collar lets you personalize your dog’s collar with custom embroidery, including your dog’s name and phone number, for clear, permanent identification. These are two-ply nylon collars, not the flimsy one-ply versions you’ll find elsewhere, built to hold up in the field while still looking sharp.
After embroidery, the underside of the collar is fully finished, so the stitching is protected and not exposed against your dog’s neck. High-quality embroidery equipment ensures clean lettering that looks great and holds up to daily wear, making these collars equally suitable as a thoughtful gift or a hard-working field collar.
Each collar is equipped with sturdy nickel-plated buckles and D-rings for reliable leash and tag attachment.
Custom Embroidery – Add your dog’s name and phone number
Two-Ply Nylon Construction – Strong, durable, and field-ready
Finished Underside – Embroidery backing is fully covered for comfort
Nickel-Plated Hardware – Secure buckle and D-ring
Durable & Gift-Worthy – Looks good and works hard
¾" Width: Neck sizes 13"–17"
1" Width: Neck sizes 15"–21"
Colors: Blaze Orange, Black, Blue, Green, Pink, Purple, Red
📏 Sizing Tip: Measure your dog’s neck and order the actual measured size. If your dog is between sizes, order the next size up.
Embroidery limit: Maximum 26 characters (including spaces)
Production time: Please allow up to two weeks for customization and delivery
Returns: Personalized collars are non-returnable
The Embroidered Nylon Dog Collar is a durable, practical way to add permanent identification to your dog’s gear without sacrificing strength or comfort.
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