Dog collar size S | appelleer | military green

This dog collar helps FREE A GIRL. For dogs that deserve to be seen and make an impact. A stylish and animal-friendly eye-catcher with a story.

This handmade dog collar was designed in collaboration with Monique Westenberg, ambassador of the 'Our Daughters, Our Future' campaign by the Free a Girl foundation. Through this collaboration, Trashious supports the mission of this foundation: freeing underage girls from situations of sexual exploitation. Free a Girl was co-founded by Yolanthe Cabau.

The dog collar is made of supple appelleer: an innovative, animal-friendly, high-quality, vegan material developed from waste streams (greengages, stems, seeds) from the food industry. What was once waste gets a second life in a strong, supple, and luxurious collar for daily use.

The soft padding provides extra comfort around your dog's neck. Lightweight and easily adjustable for the right fit. Thanks to the rounded finish and smooth structure, it feels comfortable and prevents chafing.

The exterior of this collar is army green. The interior surprises with a camel lining for a stylish contrast. The camel stitching makes this collar an elegant yet powerful eye-catcher.

100% of the profits go to Free a Girl.
With your purchase, you contribute directly to their mission.

Why this collar

• Made from sustainable apple leather (vegan leather)
• Comfortable and adjustable
• Lightweight
• Brass buckle and D-ring for safe use
• Timeless design
• With direct societal impact

• Material: apple leather
• Color: exterior army green with camel stitching, interior camel
• Hardware: gold
• Dimensions: 40cm long, 2.5cm wide

At Trashious, it’s not just about beautiful products, but about what you express with them. You choose beauty with substance, materials that are smart and sustainable. No empty labels, but products with meaning. Because you don't make an impact alone. We do it together, step by step, product by product.

Our plant-based materials are animal-friendly, save water and energy, and are made without the use of harmful chemicals. For extra strength, a small amount of recycled plastic is sometimes added. Not a perfect solution, but certainly a much more sustainable choice. And we keep looking ahead. The development of these materials is not standing still, and we follow every step closely. Because if it can be done better, we want to know.