Virginia Maroon & Orange Plaid Reversible Bandana
Virginia Maroon & Orange Plaid Reversible Bandana
Snap-on
Handmade
From VA
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Product Details
Product Details
Designed for tailgates, watch parties, and every big moment in between! Each bandana features an everyday triangle cut with metal snaps for a secure, adjustable fit. Easy to put on, easy to wear, and built to hold up through all the excitement, because gameday looks should be both functional and repeat-worthy.
Disclaimers:
- Due to the handmade nature of our products, there will be slight differences in size, color, and the placement of designs.
- Please make sure to always supervise your pets while wearing any Let's Aroo accessories as they may pose a choking hazard if consumed.
Everyday Bandanas Size Guide
BANDANA TYPE: Everyday Triangle Cut with Metal Snaps
Measure your pet’s neck and use our size guide to find the best fit. If in between sizes, we recommend sizing up. For help or custom requests, email info@letsaroo.com.
HOW TO MEASURE
1- Wrap a cord or string around your pet’s neck, leaving space for two fingers.
2- Mark the length, then lay it flat and measure with a ruler or tape measure.
SIZE GUIDE
| SIZE | NECK CIRCUMFERENCE | APPROX. WEIGHT | EXAMPLE BREEDS* |
| XS | Up to 11" | Under 10 lbs | Cat, Yorkie, Chihuahua, Mini Doxie |
| S | Up to 16" | Up to 30 lbs | Corgi, Beagle, Mini Doodle, Pug, Frenchie |
| M | Up to 21" | Up to 65 lbs | Lab, Golden Retriever, Basset Hound, Doodle, Aussie, Bulldog, Pit Bull |
| L | Up to 26" | Up to 110 lbs | German Shepherd, Great Pyrenees, Great Dane, Husky |
*All pet weights and breed examples are approximate. Measuring your pet’s neck is the most accurate way to choose a size.
HOW TO ADJUST AND WEAR:
1- Snap the bandana around your pet’s neck
and adjust for the best fit as outlined below.
A LITTLE LOOSE?
2- Adjust the width by tying and snapping for
a snug fit, or double-knot for a tighter fit.
TOO LONG OF A DROP?
3- For a shorter drop, fold the top of the
bandana forward or backward, then tie
and/or snap as described in steps 1 and 2.
