Stio x Wilderdog Bandana

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Overview Details

Overview

Designed to keep active pups cooler on the trail, this bright bandana reflects their bottomless joy on the trails with our Teton-inspired hues printed on one of our four-legged friends’ Wilderdog favorites.

Our dogs go just about everywhere we go, and these cooling bandanas from our Stio (ft. Wilderdog) series are great for keeping our four-legged friends a bit cooler on the trail. Just soak it in water before tying it around your pup’s neck to bring down the body temp a bit. You must use your best human judgment, of course—bring plenty of water, and if it's too hot out for your dog, leave them at home. Pro tip: tie a square knot, rather than a granny knot, to keep the bandana tight.

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Details

Product Details

Soft, poly-blend mesh material
Lightweight & quick drying
Backed by Wilderdog's lifetime warranty

Measurements

18” x 18” x 30"

Washing

Wash on ‘gentle’ setting with low or no heat and hang to dry
No chewing!

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