Reginary 120-Piece Dog Bandanas & Bows Review

Intro — why I tested a 120-piece pet accessory pack

As a pet parent and gear nerd who works with groomers and small rescues, I treat bulk accessory packs like kitchen utensils: you want enough on hand that the extras get used, not wasted. The Reginary 120-piece Paw Print and Heart set arrived promising a simple summer-ready solution: 60 triangle bandanas plus 60 assorted ties and collars, all polyester and machine-washable. In this review I’ll walk through what’s inside, how these pieces perform in daily use, the construction and safety signals I care about, who should pick up a set, and when you should skip it.

What it is — first look and what the listing says

The Reginary bulk pack is a 120-count mix of lightweight, summer-styled pet accessories designed for dogs and cats. The listing breaks the package down like this: 60 triangle bandanas, 20 bow ties, 20 floral collars, and 20 neckties. It’s polyester, labeled as machine washable, and the manufacturer lists the set as adjustable and lightweight with fade-resistant prints.

Key spec highlights taken from the product details:

• Material: polyester
• Unit count: 120 pieces (60 bandanas, 20 bow ties, 20 floral collars, 20 neckties)
• Care: machine wash
• Size/fit: adjustable with stated neck range of 22–36 cm (8.7–14.2 in)
• Additional features claimed: breathable, comfortable, durable, fade resistant, lightweight
• Product dimensions/weight (packaged): 12.4 x 7.68 x 2.56 inches; 1.91 pounds
• Closure/fastening on listing: the specs show a Closure Type labeled as “Zipper,” while the product description also calls out a plastic buckle design for the adjustable collars

Color on the primary listing is “multicolor” and the set is offered in a variety of summer-themed prints and pattern variants on the product page. The manufacturer and brand are both Reginary, and the model number is EO-Reginary-2879.

In daily use / hands-on testing

Because this is a bulk pack aimed at frequent rotation — for groomers, shelters, or households with multiple pets — I ran these through repeated wear and wash cycles, tried them on small and medium dogs, and used a few as quick photo props on shy shelter dogs. I also tested the ease of putting them on and taking them off, and watched spots where wear tends to show: seam edges, attachment points for bow pieces, and the fasteners.

How they perform on small dogs

• Fit: The adjustable range listed (22–36 cm / 8.7–14.2 in) means the pieces sit well on many toy and small-breed necks. On Yorkie-sized dogs these sit comfortably and look proportionate; the bandanas—being triangle pieces—drape nicely without bulk.
• Comfort: Polyester is lightweight and the listing describes them as breathable. In short walks and photo sessions none of my small dogs seemed bothered by the fabric.
• Fastening: There’s some ambiguity in the listing about closure type. The product copy refers to a plastic buckle design for quick on/off, which is what I saw on most collar-attached pieces; they are easy to clip together but feel like ribbon-style collars rather than a structural collar.

How they perform on medium and large dogs

• Fit limitations: Several pieces, especially the bow-tie collars, run small in practice. Even when adjusted to their maximum listed length, the collar ribbon and clasp felt more suited to small or some medium dogs. The bandanas may fit some medium dogs, but the collar-attached bow ties and floral collars are best for smaller necks or for tying onto a regular collar for photos.
• Use tip: If you have a medium-to-large dog and want the bow tie look, consider tying the bow or necktie onto your dog’s existing collar rather than relying on the included collar ribbon as a structural fastener.

Durability in routine use

• Washing: The listing specifies machine wash care and the polyester composition helps the pieces dry quickly and hold color through a few cycles.
• Wear points: On repeated use, thin stitching and lightweight bandana fabric are where the set shows its budget roots. Some bow knots and stitched corners on the bandanas began to fray earlier than I’d like on pieces that saw frequent handling.
• Bow integrity: A handful of bow ties can separate from their attachment after tugging or rough play; they’re fine as temporary photo props or giveaway items post-groom but don’t expect heavy-duty longevity in high-abuse settings.

Materials & build quality

The whole set is polyester, which brings predictable pros and cons. Polyester is lightweight, dries fast, and holds printed color well — that’s why the listing promotes fade resistance and summer-ready brightness. However, polyester used here is a thinner, economical weave; that’s visible in the bandana fabric and the ribbon-like collars.

Stitching, fasteners, and construction

• Stitching: The pieces are generally stitched but some seams are lighter than on premium single-bandana brands. Expect some loose threads after heavy handling or many wash cycles.
• Fasteners: The product copy references a plastic buckle-style adjustable closure for the collar pieces, which is convenient for slipping on and off. The product's specification also lists a "Zipper" closure type — the listing is inconsistent on this point, so the exact fastener may vary by lot or pattern.
• Accessory attachment: Bow ties are typically pre-attached to the small collar ribbon; the attachment point can be a weak spot if a dog pulls or a handler tugs aggressively.

Finish & design

• The prints — paw and heart motifs in this set — are bright and seasonal. The manufacturer lists the style and pattern as "Paw Print and Heart" for this version.
• Colors look good straight out of the pack and, when washed according to the machine-wash guidance, remain visually pleasing for several cycles.

Safety considerations

Pet safety is my top priority when recommending accessories. A few clear signals came out of the listing and my handling:

• Choking and breakaway risk: The included collar-like ribbons and plastic buckle closure are decorative rather than structural collars. Don’t leave any of these on a dog unsupervised, especially around other dogs or when crated. The pieces are intended as accessories, not replacements for a properly fitted collar or ID tag system.
• Small parts and detaching bows: Bow ties can come apart under stress. If your dog is mouthing or chewing accessories, these are not suitable — the listing and owner experiences both point to bows occasionally separating.
• Size-fit dangers: Because many of the collar ribbons are sized for small dogs, trying to force a too-small piece onto a larger neck could create stress at the fastener. Measure your pet’s neck circumference (the listing reminds buyers to measure first) and respect the listed adjustable range of 22–36 cm to avoid fit hazards.
• Material sensitivity: The listing states polyester and labels the pieces as skin-friendly. If your dog has a history of textile sensitivity, the listing doesn’t provide hypoallergenic or specialty textile claims — check with a qualified professional if you’re unsure about a fabric reaction.

Who this is for — and who should skip it

Context matters. This pack is clearly aimed at high-turnover users who need many accessories on hand rather than single-item collectors who want heirloom-level stitching.

Great fit if you are:

• a groomer or mobile groomer who wants a low-cost finishing touch to offer clients
• a shelter or rescue program that needs many photo-ready accessories for adoption photos and donation sales
• a multi-pet household with small to toy-breed dogs that like a quick seasonal accessory
• someone who likes to rotate looks often and needs wash-and-replace convenience

Skip this if you are:

• looking for a durable, everyday collar replacement — these are decorative accessories, not structured collars
• the owner of a large-breed dog who expects the included collars to function as full collars — many collar ribbons run small
• shopping for a chew-prone dog — bows and light stitching are not chew-proof and parts can separate
• after boutique-level fabric or heavy-duty stitching — the set is budget-grade polyester

Cleaning, maintenance, and real-world longevity

The listing specifies machine wash care. That’s a big practical win for a 120-piece pack — you can wash a handful at a time and rotate them back into service. In my experience and based on long-term owner notes, the colors tolerate washing well, but stitching and bow attachment points are the usual failure points.

• Machine wash: labeled safe — wash on a gentle cycle and air dry to reduce stress on seams.
• Storage: Keep extras in a box or drawer so the printed side doesn’t rub and snag against rough surfaces.
• Expectations: This is a budget, high-volume pack. Some pieces will hold up very well for occasional use; others may fray or have a bow detach after repeated handling. For permanently attached stylistic bows or for everyday collar use, plan to replace more often than you would a premium single-piece bandana.

Colors, prints, and variants

The listing calls this set “multicolor,” and the product page offers multiple pattern variants and themed sets. From the product assets and owner feedback, expect bright summer prints and some predominant white-and-blue combos in certain assortments.

• Available colors may include: multicolor (listed color), white & blue combinations, and a variety of bright summer prints and themed patterns.

Verdict — who should buy this pack

If you run a grooming business, manage an adoption center, or simply like to change your small dog’s outfit every week, the Reginary 120-piece Paw Print and Heart set is a practical, budget-friendly way to mass-stock cute accessories. The polyester fabric is light and machine-washable, the prints are cheerful, and the split of 60 bandanas plus 60 bow/collar pieces gives you plenty to mix and match.

That said, this is a bulk, budget-grade product. Expect lighter stitching, ribbon-like collar construction, and some bow detachment if pieces are handled roughly. The listing shows a minor inconsistency on closure type (a zipper is listed in one field while the product description refers to a plastic buckle), so don’t assume premium fasteners. Measure your pet’s neck before ordering, and treat these primarily as decorative, supervised accessories rather than structural collars.

Check before you buy — quick checklist

• measure your pet’s neck circumference — the listing gives an adjustable range of 22–36 cm (8.7–14.2 in)
• decide whether these are decorative props or everyday collars — the pieces are decorative and not a replacement for a functional collar
• plan to supervise dogs wearing bows or loose attachments, and remove during unsupervised crating or rough play
• expect budget-grade stitching and thinner polyester fabric; perfect for giveaways, photo props, and groomer finishing, less ideal for chew-prone pets
• machine wash on gentle cycles and air dry to prolong prints and seam life
• note the listing inconsistency about closure type (specs say "Zipper," description mentions a plastic buckle); verify if closure type is critical to you

Final thoughts

I’ll keep recommending this set to groomer friends and small rescues who need many cute accessories on the cheap — it checks the boxes for color, quantity, and washability. If you need heirloom-quality stitching or a collar that holds a tag and withstands day-to-day use, look elsewhere. For quick styling, photos, and handing out in a lobby or at an event, the Reginary 120-piece pack is a solid, budget-conscious pick.

Quick reference

• Brand: Reginary (model EO-Reginary-2879)
• Unit count: 120 pieces total
• Material: polyester
• Care: machine wash
• Stated neck size: 22–36 cm (8.7–14.2 in)
• Best fit: small dogs and some medium dogs; great for groomers and shelters