Tiki Turtle

Every part of this collar starts life as something else. Happy dogs, less waste.

• Webbing: recycled polyester (rPET), about 2 mm thick. Dense, smooth, matte and flexible, with soft woven edges that don't rub.

• Buckle and slider: recycled POM plastic in off-white, matched to the webbing width.

• Leash V-ring and ID D-ring: recycled-content 316L stainless steel, the marine-grade alloy used on boats. Natural silver, with no coating to chip or flake.

• Thread and labels: recycled, too.

We choose ocean- and coastal-recovered material whenever our suppliers can source it, and we publish the recycled content of each component as it is verified.

Made for beach days, trail days and the drive home.

• The artwork is dyed into the fibers (dye-sublimation), not printed on top: no peeling, no cracking, no thick coating.

• Rounded woven edges and no exposed cut ends, so nothing scratches or rubs.

• Reinforced load-bearing seams, and a buckle and slider that hold their adjustment wet or dry.

• A slim, low-profile V-ring for the leash and a separate D-ring for tags and the charm.

• Rinses clean after salt water; the stainless hardware is built to shrug off the ocean.

Three sizes cover small through large dogs; measure before you order.

• Small: neck 28–40 cm (11–16 in), 20 mm wide webbing

• Medium: neck 36–51 cm (14–20 in), 25 mm wide webbing

• Large: neck 46–66 cm (18–26 in), 25 mm wide webbing

How to measure: wrap a soft tape where the collar sits, snug enough to slide two fingers underneath. Between sizes? Size up. Puppies grow, so check the fit every few weeks.

Every Ohana Paws collar comes with its own charm, a small piece of the design to hang from the D-ring so your dog wears a little aloha even with the leash off.

Clip it next to the ID tag, or keep it on your keys or on a collar you already love.

Rinse after salt water, hand-wash with mild soap when needed, and air-dry out of direct sun. Give the buckle a quick rinse too; sand loves to hide in there.

Check the fit regularly, especially on growing pups, and look over the stitching and hardware now and then as you would any collar. Not for tie-outs, vehicle restraint or towing.