Wilson testing out the new Ella's Lead vegan collar in the water!
- Thread starter kady05
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Hoooooly crap, that collar looks so good on him. The colour complements his fur so well!
Great that it holds up so well too. Poor Wilson. All of this terrible animal testing.
Great that it holds up so well too. Poor Wilson. All of this terrible animal testing.
Sorry about the pool envy guys! If I could bottle it up and send it around, I would!
Kady-
These photos are AMAZING!!!! WOW.
I'm so glad to hear the collar is holding up and that it's doing great in the water!
I think I'm going to work on picking the colors I want to offer today.
Then we can get this rolling. I have a ton of requests for them.
They'll also be available to be embroidered as well.
These photos are AMAZING!!!! WOW.
I'm so glad to hear the collar is holding up and that it's doing great in the water!
I think I'm going to work on picking the colors I want to offer today.
Then we can get this rolling. I have a ton of requests for them.
They'll also be available to be embroidered as well.
Oh, also, I wanted to clarify (since I was contacted about it) that these collars are not considered "vegan" simply because the material isn't leather.
These collars are considered vegan because the material used is meant, specifically, to look like leather and ACT like leather without being leather.
The material also handles water better than leather.
Yes, it's THAT awesome.
And, no, we're not offering vegan leads simply because leads vary too much in desired lengths, and we do not have lengths available to make leads available in this material.
The material also cleans up better than leather and is dirt removal is easier than leather. Typically, a dry cloth and some rubbing will remove most dirt.
These collars are considered vegan because the material used is meant, specifically, to look like leather and ACT like leather without being leather.
The material also handles water better than leather.
Yes, it's THAT awesome.
And, no, we're not offering vegan leads simply because leads vary too much in desired lengths, and we do not have lengths available to make leads available in this material.
The material also cleans up better than leather and is dirt removal is easier than leather. Typically, a dry cloth and some rubbing will remove most dirt.
And, besides, there are two other layers involved to the collar that would protect a dog's neck that aren't exposed to the sun.
