Lucky Blue Dogg Bandanas

We're here to make dog style cute, durable, and kinder to the planet.

Who & Why…

About Me & Why I Started
Lucky Blue Dogg

Long story short: I believe style and sustainability belong together. Every rescued fabric is one less headed for waste, one less animal affected and one more with a new story to tell.

Long story: After studying Fashion Design
Techniques at George Brown in
Toronto, the more I learned, the
more I realized the fashion
industry didn't align with my
values, especially when it
came to nature, animals,
and sustainability.
Working in landscaping,
connected my love
for physical work and time
outdoors, but I hated how often
small ecosystems were disrupted.

During the off season from
landscaping, I did a little bit of everything then decided working with dogs
was the next move...and, of
course, complete love.

I've always adored the classic
look of an old-school bandana on
a dog, so I began sewing them
using leftover scraps from my
past projects. That's when it
clicked: I could create something
cute and meaningful for dogs
while helping the planet by
reusing textiles instead
of wasting them.

Lucky Blue Dogg grew
from that mix;
my love for animals,
my respect for the
environment, and my passion for
making something good out of what
others might throw away.

Each piece is made
with intention, care, and
a little bit of that
"finding use for
the useless" magic.

How …

I try my hardest not to wander
into the fabric store, honestly,
it's tempting, but reusing what
already exists and buying
second hand is a big part of
my mission. Most of my pieces
are fully up-cycled.

A few bandanas are 50% up-cycled
when new material is needed for
durability or finishing or,
let's be honest, some flair,
because they come out
with such cute prints!

I wash and sort every fabric myself,
choosing only the best quality
textiles that deserve
a second life.

Every bandana is another
step toward less waste,
better quality, and
more creativity.

  • Jesse