Both share the same magnetic buckle, aluminum ring, tag silencer, and AirTag holder. The difference is in the webbing.

The Daily Fit Collar uses high-speed jacquard weaving to create clean multi-color patterns across the strap — color built into the structure of the fabric itself, not printed on top.

The Daily Fit Collar Explorer takes that further. Each colorway starts with a real natural landscape — a mountain ridge, a forest line, a stretch of open terrain. That scene is translated into a pixel-level pattern, then refined thread by thread to capture the depth and tone of the original. The result is a collar that carries a piece of the outdoors with it, designed for dogs who belong in it.

The two halves of the buckle pull toward each other on their own — line them up loosely and they snap into place. To release, press the side tabs inward and pull apart. The magnet handles alignment; the latch underneath is mechanical, so it closes one-handed but won't open under a pull. It's rated to hold up to 450 lb / 204 kg of pulling force.

For harnesses especially, this changes the whole routine. Most owners know the moment: your dog spins, ducks, or plants themselves the second they realize a walk is coming, and you're already working one-handed. The buckle meeting itself halfway makes it fast enough to keep up.

Wrap a soft tape measure around the base of your dog's neck, where their collar naturally sits, and add about two fingers' width for comfort. That number is your neck circumference. Match it to the size range on the product page.

You can also check our full Size & Fit Guide, which covers every product in one place. If your number lands between sizes, we recommend you to size up.

Not in the way most collars do. The patterns on the Daily Fit Collar and Daily Fit Collar Explorer are jacquard-woven directly into the webbing — the color is part of the fabric structure itself, not a dye or print sitting on the surface. There's nothing on top to crack, peel, or wash away.

That said, no fabric is completely immune to the elements. Prolonged sun exposure, heavy use, and repeated washing will gradually affect any woven textile over time. To keep the colors looking their best, hand wash with cool water and mild detergent, and keep the collar out of direct sunlight when it's not being worn.

With reasonable care, the pattern should stay vivid through years of daily wear — which is the point of weaving it in rather than printing it on.

A damp cloth or a wet wipe is all you need for everyday dirt and light marks — a quick wipe down after a muddy walk is usually enough to keep things looking fresh.

For more stubborn spots, a soft brush with a small amount of mild detergent and cool water works well. Gently work it into the affected area, rinse with clean water, and let the collar air dry naturally. There's no need to scrub hard — the jacquard weave is durable, but treating it with a little care goes a long way toward keeping the pattern looking its best.

If you'd like to give the whole collar a more thorough clean, a gentle hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent is the way to go. Rinse well and hang it up to air dry in a ventilated spot. We do not recommand machine wash because the collar has been integrated with hardware such as the magnetic buckle and an aluminum ring - they might damage the washing machine during heavy cycles or spins.

Avoid bleach and any harsh cleaning products, and please don't put the collar in the tumble dryer or leave it near a radiator, heated rack, or any direct heat source to dry — the hardware and the woven fabric both appreciate a little patience.