It's incredibly cute!
At first, she was bothered by it and kept eating the ribbon, but after patiently keeping it on for several days, she stopped minding it!

Since the tag doesn't get in the way, I can wear it naturally.

My cat, Kinako, usually hates wearing collars and pulls them off right away, but she doesn't mind wearing scrunchie-style collars, which is a huge help.
This time, I chose a red bandana pattern for summer (though you can't see much of it...).
She's also been wearing her favorite strawberry bell, which my daughter picked out, for a long time.
I wonder what pattern collar I should get for her in the fall?

This is my fourth purchase, including those from Amazon. Since shipping costs are involved, I bought two sets at once: one for spring/summer and one for autumn/winter. I love the safe design, cute patterns, and that they're unique.
My Bengal boy is 5kg and wears an M, and my girl is about 4kg and wears an S, but both might be fine with an S.
The scrunchie-type collars can be loose if they're too big, so make sure to measure accurately; we sewed ours smaller. My girl chews on bells, so I buy those separately. Neck sizes might differ depending on the cat breed, even if their weight is the same.

It’s almost two years since we welcomed Ran-chan into our home. Her collar was the one she had when we first got her, and it had become too big and quite worn out, so I bought a new one. The red collar made of ultra-stretch fabric is the same as before, but this time I chose a scrunchie type.

Prompted by the news of the Kumamoto earthquake, I bought a collar, thinking it might be necessary. My cat had a bald spot from a previous collar, but I'm trying again with a Poponeko collar.