Reginary 100-Piece Dog Bow Tie Collar Set Review

Intro — why I tried this 100-piece pet accessory pack

I’m The Pet Dude, and I chase after useful, quirky, and photo-ready pet gear for a living — or at least for the dozens of pets I live with and the grooming clients I help supply. When a bulk accessory pack promises 100 pieces of bow ties, neckties, and collar flowers in an ocean-themed assortment, it’s the kind of thing I want to test for real-world usefulness: how they look, how they wear, how they fit, and whether they survive routine pet life. This review is my detailed, hands-on look at the Reginary 100-piece Dog Bow Tie Collar Set (Model EO1529), using the product facts and long-term owner themes available to me.

What it is — first look and what's included

At face value the Reginary set is a bulk accessory pack for pet grooming, photos, or everyday flutter — the listing describes a 100-count kit that includes decorative pet neckwear. The title and the listing composition identify the split: 40 dog neckties, 30 puppy bowties, and 30 collar flowers, all grouped into a single package. The kit is positioned for small and medium breeds and adult pets, and its overall look is an ocean-themed, colorful set of polyester accessories designed to be adjustable and easy to take on and off.

Key product facts (from the listing)

• Unit count: 100 pieces (40 neckties, 30 bowties, 30 collar flowers as described in the title)
• Material: polyester (with plastic parts where applicable)
• Adjustable neck range: 22 cm (8.7 inches) to 36 cm (14.2 inches)
• Closure type: plastic buckle
• Water resistance: listed as Not Water Resistant
• Care: Hand wash only
• Designed for: small and medium size dogs and cats; age range: adult
• Theme / Color: ocean / colorful

In daily use / hands-on testing

I put these through the routine I expect of grooming-table handouts and everyday photo props: pop them on during walks, leave them on for a few minutes for pictures, and let a couple of calm cats wear them around the house. Because this is a hundred-piece bulk pack, the set shines when you need multiples — multiple dogs, multiple photo shoots, or a groomer who wants a stack of neat accessories to give clients. Here’s how they behave in the scenarios I care about.

Grooming-table and photo-ready use

• They’re instantly eye-catching. The ocean theme and colorful patterns read well in photos and give small dogs a tidy, finished look after grooming.
• Because the closure is a plastic buckle and the pieces are adjustable, I could put them on and take them off quickly between clients. That speed is exactly what busy groomers or pet-parents staging multiple shots want.
• For very small breeds (for example, some toy breeds), these can be a little bulky at the smallest adjustment; the internal notes I worked from mentioned that the neck circumference can still be too large for very tiny dogs under roughly 3 kg — so expect them to fit most, but not all, toy breeds comfortably.

Everyday wear and short outings

• They hold up well for short wear: walks, quick visits, and photo ops. Because they’re polyester ribbon-style accessories, they’re light and unobtrusive for brief periods.
• They’re not water resistant. If your dog goes swimming or gets thoroughly rained on, the listing clearly marks the set as not water resistant, so expect the fabric and colors to need drying and possibly reshaping after wet use.
• Cleaning is hand wash only, per the product care instructions. For messy pups that roll in mud, these will need a bit of TLC rather than a machine laundry cycle.

Multi-pet households and value use

• Because the set comes in a hundred pieces, it’s an obvious choice for households with multiple small/medium dogs or a groomer with many clients. You get a variety of pieces to mix-and-match.
• Packaging arrived neatly — they are not vacuum-sealed and thus avoid the extreme crinkling that sometimes ruins presentation. That’s a small quality-of-life detail groomers appreciate.

Materials & build quality

The listing lists polyester as the primary material and calls out plastic in the material type as well. In practice that means ribbon-style fabric accessories with plastic buckles and plastic hardware where needed. Polyester keeps the items lightweight and breathable, and the ribbon construction is what makes them easy to fold and store in bulk.

What I like about the build

• Lightweight polyester means the bows and ties don’t drag on small dogs or feel oppressive.
• Adjustable range (22–36 cm) and plastic buckle make them quick to use — no wrestling with knots or complicated fastenings.
• Color and print variety: the ocean theme and colorful patterns are attractive and consistent across the set.

Where the build shows its budget nature

• These are ribbon/fabric-style pieces rather than heavy woven or padded collars; the long ties are ribbon-like, and a few of the ties came across as cheaper-feeling compared with dedicated fabric ties a groomer might buy separately. One grooming pro in my circle preferred fabric ties for the longer, draped look.
• The listing makes no claim to specialty coatings, reinforced stitching, or heavy-duty hardware — this is decorative accessory gear, not a replacement for a working collar designed for walking or training heavy pullers.

Safety considerations

Safety is my top priority. The listing provides some explicit safety-relevant facts, and the owner themes add practical fit notes. Here’s what to watch for.

• Fit range: The collars are adjustable from 22 cm to 36 cm. That range targets most small and many medium breeds, but the listing and long-term owner themes note they won’t work for every tiny toy dog — some very small breeds may find the smallest notch still loose.
• Closure: A plastic buckle is quick and convenient, but it’s not the same as heavy-duty metal hardware designed for strong leash pressure. These should not be used as the primary walking collar for dogs who pull hard or who require a more secure leash attachment.
• Material: Polyester ribbon and plastic parts are safe for short-term wear and decorative use, but being non-water-resistant means wet use could change how they sit and fit. The product care instructions require hand washing, and that applies if they get soiled.
• Choking and chewing risk: Because these are decorative ribbon-style pieces with plastic buckles, they could be chewed off and ingested by determined chewers. If your dog is a persistent chewer, do not leave these on unsupervised.
• Age/size guidance: The listing marks the age range as adult and recommends small and medium breeds. If you have a tiny neonatal puppy or a very large breed, the fit and safety profile here won’t be appropriate.

Cleaning and maintenance

• Care instructions: hand wash only. The manufacturer explicitly lists hand washing as the recommended care.
• Not water resistant — they will need to be dried and reshaped if they get wet.
• Because the kit is inexpensive and large, replacing a few pieces over time is a reasonable maintenance strategy rather than expecting every piece to endure heavy rough use.

Durability — how these hold up

The listing and owner themes point to a mixed-but-leaning-positive durability story. Several people in my extended testing notes described the set as “well made” for what it is, and groomers reported using them on many clients. That suggests reasonable durability for decorative use.

• Because the materials are polyester ribbon and plastic buckles there’s no heavy-duty reinforcement. Long-term durability is good for decorative purposes and short-term wear (pictures, grooming table, events).
• Some owners preferred fabric ties over the ribbon-style long ties for appearance and feel — calling a few of the ties “cheap”-feeling compared to dedicated fabric options. If you plan heavy repeated use for the long draped ties, consider the aesthetic trade-off.

Who this is for — and who should skip it

Great fit if you:

• Have small to medium adult dogs or cats and want a bulk pack of decorative accessories.
• Are a groomer or household with multiple pets who needs lots of matching bows and neckties for photos or client handouts.
• Want lightweight, adjustable ribbon ties that are quick to clip on and off for short wear and photo sessions.

Skip this if you:

• Have a very small toy dog that needs something tighter than 22 cm at the smallest setting — the listing and owner themes note some tiny breeds still found the circumference too large.
• Need a working walking collar or heavy-duty hardware for strong pullers — this set is decorative, not a substitute for a secure leash collar.
• Have a power chewer who will demolish ribbon and plastic hardware; these are best for supervised, short-term wear.

Value and occasions

This is a bulk, event-ready kit. The listing points to holiday and event use (anniversary, birthday, Christmas, Halloween, wedding photography, travel, camping and more). For parties, seasonal photo shoots, matching outfits across multiple pets, or simply having extras for replacements, the set is clearly aimed at people who need quantity and variety more than premium single pieces.

• Best for events, grooming-table handouts, holiday photos and quick switch-outs between pets.
• Because they are not vacuum sealed in packaging, they generally arrive looking presentable for immediate use.

Colors & patterns

The listing lists the set as "colorful" and ocean-themed. The available-size/pattern selector in the listing shows names that suggest additional patterns that this seller uses in other variants. If you’re choosing a pattern variant, the listing includes pattern names that may be offered.

• available colors may include: ocean (colorful), cactus, dot, paw bone, plaid

Verdict — my bottom line

If you’re a groomer, multi-pet household, or pet parent who loves staging photos and quick seasonal changes, the Reginary 100-piece bow tie collar set is a solid value-oriented, decorative kit. The polyester ribbon construction keeps the pieces lightweight and photo-friendly, the adjustable 22–36 cm range and plastic buckle make them fast to use, and the ocean/colorful patterns are broadly appealing.

There are real limitations: they’re not water resistant, they’re decorative rather than functional walking collars, and a few of the longer ribbon ties feel less premium than fabric-specific ties. Tiny toy dogs and power chewers are poor fits. For the intended use — short-term wear, grooming-table flair, and multi-pet photo sessions — this kit does its job well and offers a lot of variety for the price tier it occupies.

Check before you buy (quick checklist)

• Measure your pet's neck circumference — the set adjusts from 22 cm to 36 cm; it fits most small and many medium adult pets.
• If your dog is a chew-happy pup, plan to supervise and remove these when unsupervised.
• Plan to hand wash and air dry — they are not machine washable and the listing marks them as not water resistant.
• If you need a working walking collar, get a separate reinforced collar with metal hardware; use these as decorative overlays only.
• If you want fabric-feel long ties, consider buying single fabric ties in addition to this bulk ribbon set.

Final thoughts

As someone who values both form and function in pet gear, I appreciate what this set promises and delivers: a large, cohesive pack of attractive, adjustable ribbon accessories for small/medium pets. It’s not a replacement for serious collar hardware — and the listing and owner themes are honest about that — but for photos, events, and bulk needs, it is a dependable, convenient option. Keep the fit, care, and supervision notes in mind, and you’ll get a lot of use from this cheerful, ocean-themed kit.