Let your cat enjoy fashion with a collar! Suggestions for dressing up

Hello, this is YOKO from Poponeko!

It's exciting to choose a cat collar that suits your beloved cat, isn't it? I truly love the time spent thinking about what color to choose, whether to go for a plain or checkered pattern, and if I should add a bell.

Dressing up with a cat collar is also one of the joys.

Cat collars can be changed easily, and you can never have too many. This time, I wrote about changing cat collars and how to enjoy dressing up your cat.

Cat collars: cleanliness first!

Since cat collars are worn constantly, they inevitably get dirty.

If left uncleaned, bacteria can multiply and cause unpleasant odors... In severe cases, it can lead to itchy skin, causing your cat to scratch excessively.

To prevent this, cleanliness is paramount for cat collars!

I believe a good way to use cat collars is to "change them on a weekly rotation." This means having spare cat collars ready and changing to a clean one every week.

It's a good idea to have 2-3 cat collars per cat.

Enjoy dressing up with interchangeable cat collars!

Cat collars are for preventing your cat from getting lost, but if we're going to use them, why not make them stylish?

To meet the wishes of such cat owners, Poponeko offers cat collars in every color and pattern imaginable.

Even within the same blue color, there are different tones, materials, and patterns. We've gathered a wide variety of fabrics so you can choose exactly what you're looking for.

For example, for vivid colored cat collars, we recommend MUJI Cotton Twill.

▲ Available in simple normal and ribbon types

Even with plain cat collars, dungaree fabric gives a much calmer impression.

▲ Made with the same fabric as Poponeko's cat harness

Of course, patterned cat collars are also very popular. Tartan check cat collars are classic yet elegant. They would look great with your cat's fur color.

▲ Kitten collars are also available!

Sometimes, for a change of pace, a Japanese-patterned cat collar is also lovely♪

▲ Traditional Mikawa cotton cat collar

We also offer cat collars in pastel tones, gingham checks, floral patterns, and stripes.

With such a wide variety, they are also popular with owners of multiple cats (laughs). It's stylish to have matching collars for cohabiting cats or siblings, and it's also nice to choose a theme color for each cat.

Decorate cutely with charms and bells!

Poponeko's cat collars can be cutely decorated with separately sold "charms" and "bells." They are easy to attach and remove, making collar changes hassle-free.

We have 15 types of charms and bells each! They are all so cute, so we've stocked up on many.

We started selling them hoping owners would enjoy coordinating them with their cat collars, and we are always impressed by their excellent sense of style. When I see their posts on social media, I'm constantly discovering new and stylish coordination ideas!

• Coordinate with similar colors
  
• Boldly use contrasting colors
  
• Match the color of your cat's eyes with the bell
  
• Choose one color from the cat collar and add a charm or bell in that color
  
• Combine pastel colors
  

I immediately wanted to try all of these ideas.

▲ Beautiful sounding cloisonné bells

▲ We also offer these charms

Adding charms and bells to a cat collar somehow adds a special touch.

Add peace of mind with name tags!

You can also attach a "name tag" to your cat's collar (not applicable to scrunchie or round-cord cat collars).

We will custom print your cat's name and phone number and deliver it to you. Since it comes in a set of 6, you can also attach them to your spare cat collars.

While enjoying dressing up your cat, remember to change their collar regularly to keep it clean. Make sure to gently brush the area where the collar sits.

I hope you can enjoy that grooming time together.

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