A little piece of Christmas tradition. 

A rich navy tartan woven with classic forest green, redge and delicate golden details. Full of old-fashioned festive charm and made for those Christmas moments you’ll want to remember year after year.

Handmade in Norfolk, each bow is designed to be lightweight, comfortable and easy to wear, making it just as perfect for everyday walks as it is for holidays, birthdays and every wag-worthy occasion in between.
 

Why You’ll Love It

• Handmade in Norfolk.
• Interfaced for a beautiful structured finish.
• Soft red, black & green handmade plaid dog sailor bow.
• Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear.
• Attaches securely with two elastic loops.
• Designed to fit neatly onto most collars.
• Available in three sizes for dogs big and small.
• Made to be worn season after season.

Size Guide

Our Sailor Bows are available in three sizes:

• Small: 11cm wide × 12cm drop
• Medium: 13cm wide × 17cm drop
• Large: 15cm wide × 22cm drop

If you’re between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a fuller statement look.

Still unsure? We’d love to help—just send us a message.

Materials

Main Fabric: Cotton

Interfacing: Polyester

Attachment: Elastic

Care Guide

To keep your bow looking its best:

• Spot clean where possible.
• Hand wash gently in cool water if needed.
• Reshape whilst damp.
• Leave to air dry.
• Do not tumble dry.

With a little love and care, it’ll be ready for many more adventures.

Good to Know

Because every accessory is handmade, pattern placement may vary slightly, making each bow beautifully unique.
Our accessories are designed for supervised wear and should be removed during rough play, swimming and sleeping.
Colours may vary slightly between screens and real life.

From Norfolk, with love.

Every Oh, paw-lease accessory is thoughtfully designed to celebrate the moments that matter—from everyday walks to life’s biggest adventures. Inspired by the Norfolk coast and countryside, our collections are made to be loved, worn and remembered.

Because the best memories are the ones worth framing.