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I purchased a name tag for my new puppy about 6 weeks ago. The shape, size and color of the tag and the lettering of the dog's name on the front of the tag are reasonably well- achieved. However, the owner name and phone number on the back are written in way-too-tiny font and are overshadowed by the much larger company name; it's hard to read and would be confusing to a stranger reading the tag if the pet were lost. In addition, the plastic clip doesn't sit well on the dog's collar, hanging so that the name doesn't actually show unless one turns the tag sideways. I wrote to the owner with feedback and got no response.

Two sweaters were received in the 10-20 day time frame indicated by the website. However, the quality of the products is horrible. Photos on the website indicate thick, soft, woolly texture; these pictures are obviously faked. The material is rough, thin, string-like cotton or cottonish synthetic. The material is ugly and essentially unwearable because it is so scratchy on the skin; it looks and feels like a knitted burlap. Washing them with fabric softener did not help. I would be embarrassed to donate these items to a charity and so will wear them only for house cleaning or gardening and will eventually throw them out.--- Note that these products are advertised by several scam websites, including AnnieCloth, Wotoba, RosalinLin and some others that appear as popup ads on legitimate sites like the Weather Channel. Buyer beware. Annie Cloth is a total waste of money. The fact that the prices are so cheap should have been a warning to me. If it looks too good to be true... it is.