Reginary 108-Pc Dog Bandanas & Ties Review

Intro

I test and write about a lot of pet gear, and bulk accessory packs are one of those oddly useful items that pop up in grooming shops, shelters, and homes with several small dogs. The Reginary 108-piece Dog Bandanas and Neck Ties set is one of those budget-friendly bulk offerings: 60 triangle bandanas and 48 neck ties, all made from polyester, designed with paw-and-bone motifs, and billed as washable and water resistant. The listing positions this as a practical set for daily wear, themed parties, and groomer finishing touches — and, on first pass, that’s exactly the use case it fits.

What it is / first look

At a glance this is a bulk value pack aimed at small dogs and multi-pet situations. The package contents are clear: 60 dog bandanas and 48 neck ties for a 108-count set. The materials and care are spelled out in the listing: the main material is polyester and the care instruction is machine wash. The design work is focused on paw prints and bone patterns, and the listing calls the prints "fade-resistant" and notes a breathable, moisture-wicking weave.

The listing includes specific sizing information: the triangle bandanas are listed at 23.2 x 16.4 x 16.4 inches and are described as folding to fit necks 8"–16". The elastic neck ties have plastic quick-release clasps and adjust from 14"–35". The set is marketed for small to medium breeds, with a Breed Recommendation marked as "dog" and Breed Size listed as "Small"; the product copy explicitly mentions smaller breeds like Yorkies and Poodles as fits to consider.

What comes in the box

• 60 x Dog bandanas (30 styles)
• 48 x Dog neck ties (24 patterns)

Colors and patterns

The listing describes the main color as "colorful" with paw prints and bone patterns. Image filenames suggest multiple colorways. Available colors may include:

• red
• blue
• green
• yellow
• pink
• multicolor

Note: the product copy uses the word "colorful" rather than a strict palette, so expect a mix of bright, party-ready colors and paw/bone motifs rather than a single, matched set.

In daily use

I treat this section as a practical breakdown: how these pieces will actually show up during a week of walks, grooming appointments, or a handful of photoshoots. The listing emphasizes everyday use and party-ready styling — which is exactly what this pack is built to be.

Putting them on and fit

The bandanas are triangle kerchiefs that fold to smaller sizes; the listing states they fold to fit necks from 8" to 16". The neck ties feature elastic with a plastic quick-release clasp and list an adjustable range of 14" to 35". For many small dogs (the product copy calls out Yorkies and Poodles), that cover range will be enough for a snug, non-restrictive fit. The listing also warns to measure before ordering and notes manual measurement may have slight errors.

From hands-on notes that come through the product feedback, the ties can run a little smaller than some buyers expect. One practical workaround listed by owners: bandanas can be cut in half to accommodate very small dogs. If you're outfitting a grooming salon, a shelter, or a brood of small dogs, that flexibility is useful — but it does mean you should confirm your dogs' neck sizes before assuming everything will fit perfectly out of the bag.

Comfort and wearability

The listing calls the polyester fabric lightweight, breathable, and moisture-wicking, which is how these are marketed for summer comfort. It also lists the fabric as wrinkle-resistant and soft. For dogs that tolerate accessories, these are intended to stay comfortable through a walk or a photo session. Because the listing states the fabric is water resistant and machine washable, these are presented as low-maintenance fashion accessories rather than delicate boutique pieces.

Use cases I find they fit best

• Grooming salons and mobile groomers who want a quick, uniform finishing touch — the listing explicitly calls out groomers and salons.
• Shelters and rescues needing affordable, disposable-ish accessories for intake photos, events, and adoption promotions — the listing highlights bulk value for multi-pet homes and similar settings.
• Home multi-pet households that want themed or seasonal looks without spending on single-piece boutique items.
• Birthday parties, meetups, or socials where you want pets to wear coordinated, festive bandanas and ties.

Materials & build quality

Everything in the listing points to an economical, machine-washable accessory built from polyester. The listing repeats polyester as the main material and describes the fabric as breathable, lightweight, wrinkle-resistant, and moisture-wicking. The neck ties use elastic and a plastic quick-release clasp for easy on/off and adjustability.

From the imagery and product copy, the prints are designed to be clear and fade-resistant. The listing emphasizes that prints maintain color, and that the weave helps in warm weather. This is consistent with an item engineered more for appearance and convenience than longevity under heavy rough play.

Durability signals

The listing markets these as washable and durable, and internal notes praise the look and usefulness in professional settings like salons. Owners also point out a sizing surprise — ties being smaller than some expected — but there are no repeated signals in the product information or feedback about hardware failure or fabric tearing. That said, the materials (polyester and plastic clasps) suggest these are not heavy-duty gear intended for destructive chewers; they’re decorative and practical for styling, not chew toys.

Safety considerations

Pet safety is always my top priority. The product facts name a few elements you must keep in mind: the neck ties use plastic quick-release clasps; the set is made of polyester; and the listing recommends measuring neck size before ordering. Here are the specific safety-focused takeaways you can ground directly in the listing copy and owner notes.

• Measure first: The listing explicitly says "please measure the size before placing an order" and includes exact neck and chest sizing fields. That’s not optional if you want a safe, non-restrictive fit.
• Check the clasp and elastic: The neck ties are described as having plastic quick-release buckles and elastic. Inspect the plastic clasp for damage before each wear and make sure the elastic hasn’t overstretched.
• Not marketed for cats: The target species is listed as Dog. If you plan to use accessories on cats, the listing does not specify that they’re designed for feline anatomy or behavior.
• Age range: The listing marks an age range of "Puppy to Adult," so these are intended to be safe for that span when sized properly.
• Material notes: Polyester is the stated material; the listing highlights breathability and moisture-wicking, but if your dog has known fabric sensitivities the listing does not provide hypoallergenic claims beyond calling the fabric "skin-friendly" in marketing language.

A practical safety routine based on the listing: measure neck and chest, choose pieces within the stated ranges (bandana folded to 8"–16" or adjustable tie 14"–35"), inspect the plastic clasp and elastic for wear, and remove the accessory for unsupervised time or if it becomes tucked under furniture or entangled. The listing urges measuring and also presents the care instruction of machine wash, which helps mobility and cleanliness but won’t replace a pre-wear visual check.

Who this is for / who should skip

These cloth accessories were designed to be a bulk, budget-friendly styling kit. The listing and package contents make target users clear.

Who this is a good fit for

• Grooming salons — the listing directly calls this out: a bulk value pack designed to leave pets looking finished and Instagram-ready. The internal notes also reflect salon use as a positive theme.
• Shelters & rescues — bulk count, inexpensive per-piece cost, and assortment of designs make these useful for intake photos and events (the listing highlights multi-pet homes and gifting occasions).
• Homes with many small dogs — if you have multiple small-to-medium dogs, the set provides lots of options without buying dozens of single bandanas.
• Parties & events — the marketing emphasizes themed parties and festive looks, which is what these prints and colors were selected for.

Who should probably skip or be cautious

• Large-breed owners — the listing lists Breed Recommendation as "dog" and Dog Breed Size as "Small," and bandana fold range is 8"–16". If you have a large or giant breed, these won’t be sized for you unless the neck ties’ larger range (14"–35") happens to fit — verify by measuring.
• Destructive chewers — these are decorative polyester pieces with plastic clasps; they are not constructed as chew-proof items and the listing positions them as washable fashion accessories rather than rugged gear.
• People needing exact color matching or premium fabrics — the listing emphasizes "colorful" and bulk variety rather than a curated, high-end textile finish.
• Cat owners seeking feline-specific sizing — the listing targets dogs and does not specify suitability for cats.

Verdict

If you need a high-count, affordable set of bandanas and neck ties for small dogs, the Reginary 108-piece kit delivers exactly what the listing promises. It’s polyester, machine-washable, water resistant, and sold as a bulk styling solution for salons, shelters, and multi-pet homes. Print variety and the large item count are the clear selling points.

Where this set isn’t a fit: if you want boutique, luxury textiles or chew-proof hardware, look elsewhere. This is a decorative, practical set that trades premium materials for quantity and easy care. Also be careful on sizing; owner feedback notes the ties can be a bit smaller than some expect, and the listing explicitly tells buyers to measure neck sizes before ordering.

Pros

• Large, useful 108-piece count — 60 bandanas and 48 neck ties.
• Machine-washable polyester for easy care and quick turnaround in busy settings.
• Adjustable neck ranges provided: bandanas fold (8"–16") and ties adjust (14"–35").
• Designed for small to medium dogs with explicit mention of breeds like Yorkies and Poodles.
• Marketing targets salons, shelters, and multi-pet homes — this is reflected in pack size and variety.

Cons

• Material is polyester and clasps are plastic — not a premium textile or chew-resistant hardware.
• Ties can run smaller than some buyers expect; measure carefully.
• Listing uses the term "colorful" rather than a strict color palette, so exact color matches are not guaranteed.

Check before you buy

• Measure your dog’s neck: Bandanas fold to fit 8"–16"; neck ties adjust 14"–35" — confirm your dog falls in those ranges.
• Confirm the intended pet: Listing targets dogs; it does not specify cats.
• Decide if bulk is what you need: This is a 108-piece set with 60 bandanas and 48 ties — intended for salons, shelters, or multi-pet households.
• Inspect hardware on arrival: The ties use plastic quick-release clasps; ensure each clasp and elastic are intact before first wear.
• Plan for care: The listing says machine wash; follow that guidance to keep prints vibrant and fabric breathable.
• Expect decorative use: These are described as lightweight polyester accessories, not chew-proof gear.

Overall, this kit does what it sets out to do. For groomers, shelters, and owners who want a big assortment of seasonal or everyday bandanas and ties for small-to-medium dogs, this is a practical, economical solution. Just double-check sizing and inspect the clasps when your shipment arrives.

Final note: The listing provides all the key facts — polyester construction, 108 pieces (60 bandanas & 48 ties), adjustable ranges, machine-wash instructions, and a dog-focused target. If the pack contents and stated sizes match your needs, you’ll end up with a lot of cute, washable styling options.