Embroidered, not printed.
The name is stitched into the webbing, not laid on top of it.
Satin stitch · a wide range of thread colors · a choice of fonts · machine-embroidered in Veghel
What "embroidered" actually means on a dog collar
The name is in the webbing, not on it
Most personalized collars print the name on top of the webbing with heat-transfer or screen printing. That surface layer fades on nylon within six to twelve months of daily walks. Squffy's embroidery is stitched directly into the webbing with dense satin stitching, integrating the lettering rather than layering it.
Ten characters, your font, your thread color
Embroidery requires space. Each letter needs a fixed area of webbing to stay legible; if letters get too small, the stitches blur together. We cap names at ten characters so every letter remains sharp and readable from a distance. Our fonts (Everest, Havenlock, Brimlow, Rumley, Solmere) include clean-geometric, flowing-script, classic-serif, bold-display, and warm-rounded styles, paired with curated thread colors designed to complement each collar colorway.
The trade-offs we make on purpose
Diacritics are removed (ë becomes e) and photos or logos cannot be embroidered. Long names are shortened before stitching. We only stitch plain text in our available fonts, in one or several thread colors. These constraints keep the embroidery neat, durable, and readable.
Learn more about embroidery
See the embroidery on a real Squffy product: collars, leashes, and tags.








