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Woven Bandana is outdoor rugged and artfully simple.
Made from durable loom-woven cotton that’s highly scratch-, snag-, and pull-resistant.
The woven designs are created from natural dyes that don’t bleed or stain and are gentle on sensitive skin.
Offset piping maintains the slender ‘desperado’ design through hard use and repeated soakings.
- Colorful, scratch-resistant loom-woven cotton
- Slender, active-fit cut with classic knot-tie design
- Matches and highlights the rest of your dog’s RUFFLY outfit
- Available in three sizes; colorfast and machine washable
SMALL – 9-13” neck size | 23-33cm
MEDIUM – 13-18” neck size | 33-46cm
LARGE – 18-24” neck size | 46-61cm
- Hand or machine wash on gentle cycle
- Use cold water and mild detergent
- Line dry or machine dry on Low or Air Only
The world moves fast along its conveyor belt.
That's the way it should be.
It's how we keep the lights on and water running, build bridges and cure diseases.
But just for a moment and for the things most important – like the collar around our dog's neck – things should slow down to a human pace.
That's what RUFFLY gear does.
It's not made of nanofibers and manufactured by whirring robots.
It's dog gear made timeless and tough by expert craftspeople.
Craftsman built for it's one true purpose.
To help us share this one extraordinary together.
Where Bushes Have Thorns
Woven Bandana
Where Bushes Have Thorns
Doing what’s hard has never come easy for me.
It sounds silly to say it that way but we all know someone who is only happy when running uphill. Wonderfully strange, absurdly people who blossom when their jaw is clenched and teeth gritted.
I don’t crave that kind of hard exertion. I avoid it. I prefer to stay cool and keep calm, and conserve energy rather than build muscle.
But then a restlessness spreads over.
It’s like how steam builds to move a train or how a bear emerges lean and hungry when the snows begin to melt. It’s an itch to scratch or scab to pick at, a loose thread I need to pull until the whole sweater unravels.
Otherwise, I’d never stray far from home or down a rocky path. I’d never choose to sweat or strain muscle or suffer the brutal cold. I certainly wouldn’t wander where the horseflies bite and mosquitos sting or where the bushes have thorns.
It’s fashionable now to flip a weakness or defect around and call it your superpower. If there’s something to it, then restlessness is mine. Only it’s not a real superpower like something you’d wear a cape for. That’s a little too dramatic for my tastes and not my genre besides.
So, no, not a cape. But maybe a Woven Bandana?
