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Dog Caps

Fourteen caps for dogs: a brim at the front, two openings the ears come through, and your own words stitched on after you order. Plain grounds, star prints, and one leopard.

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What decides the size

The width of the head between the ears, in centimetres, measured across the head rather than around it. A strip of paper marked against a ruler does it as well as a tape. Five sizes, S to XXL, and between two of them take the larger — none of this is a rigid shell.

Plain or printed

A plain cap hands the whole surface to the letters, and a long line still reads at a distance. A printed one already has an opinion, so keep the writing to a word or two. Each listing names the thread colour that survives that particular ground, which is not always the obvious one.

Where the brim goes

At the front only. Shade for the eyes, nothing round the back, and nothing tightening on the head. Cut and embroidered in Prague once the order is in.

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The rangeBucket hats, caps, bandanas

Questions

Questions I get asked

How do I measure my dog?

One number: the width of the head between the ears, in centimetres — not around it. A strip of paper marked and held against a ruler does it as well as a tape. The sizes are drafted from 7.5 cm to 15.75 cm across. Between two sizes, take the larger one — none of it is a rigid shell.

Is it safe on a walk?

On the cap a cord runs through the folded back edge, so it draws in to the head. The bandana pulls on over the head on a covered elastic band, so there is nothing to tie. None of it is a collar, a harness or a lead — leave the real collar on underneath, and take the hat off when the dog is left alone.

Can I write on all three, and how long can the line be?

All three take stitching, and it is free however many pieces carry writing. There is no letter limit: a longer line is set smaller so that it still fits the panel it is stitched on. Letters, numbers and spaces are all fine, and I stitch exactly what you type.

I typed it wrong. Can you change it?

If nothing has been cut yet, yes — reply to your order confirmation; your line is printed on it. Once the needle has been through the cloth, no: thread does not come out without leaving the holes behind. It is stitched exactly as you type it, so a typo copied faithfully is not a fault. Read it twice before you pay.

What will you not stitch?

No slurs, nobody else’s brand, nothing threatening, nothing sexual and nobody’s name but your dog’s. It is a dog. I cannot read it, so I am not the one deciding — there is a list, and every line is checked against it. Fail it and you get an email and the full amount back the same day, not a quietly softened version of itself.

When will it arrive?

Ready in 1–3 working days, counted from the order landing. Nothing here is made before it is asked for and nothing is held in stock, so there is no shelf to pull from. After that the date belongs to the post, not to me — I do not print an arrival date, and the carrier’s own estimate is at checkout.

Where do you ship, and what does it cost?

Across the European Union, out of Prague, tracked. One parcel however many pieces are in the order. What it costs is on the Shipping policy page, listed by country, and the checkout confirms it against the country you pick.

What if it does not fit when it arrives?

Anything with nothing written on it comes back: tell me within 14 days of it arriving and post it back unworn, with the tag on. You pay that postage. Once it carries your words it cannot come back for a change of mind — nobody else asked for that line, and EU law allows that only because you are told before you pay, which is what this is. Faulty is different, written on or not: I remake it or refund you, and that postage is mine both ways.