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South Korea Dog Collars, Leashes & Bracelets
Shop the Korean flag dog collar, matching leash, and owner bracelet — woven into the nylon, not printed, and hand-stitched to order in the South Korea palette.
Bold blue and red with an unmistakable high-contrast black-white finish. Amu makes the Korean flag dog collar, matching leash, and bracelet in woven country colors for match days, gifts, and daily walks.
South Korea is the most structured palette in the series — a red-and-blue taegeuk balanced against black trigram bars on white. Four colors that have to stay in exact proportion, which is why this collar takes the longest to hand-stitch. The black-and-white framing gives it a graphic crispness the warmer flags cannot reach.
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Collar$45
Leash$55
Bracelet$35
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- Collar$45
- Leash$55
- Bracelet$35
- Bundle discountSave $20
Everything that matches, in one box — they wear the collar, you wear the bracelet. Made to gift, with the full-set savings applied in cart.
Made to order — woven and stitched for you, ships in 2–3 weeks.
Need it sooner? Express $15, arrives in 2–4 business days.
Free US shipping included — the set clears the $70 threshold.
- Free US shipping over $70
- Flat $8 shipping under $70
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The South Korea edition
Bold blue and red with an unmistakable high-contrast black-white finish.
South Korea is the most structured palette in the series — a red-and-blue taegeuk balanced against black trigram bars on white. Four colors that have to stay in exact proportion, which is why this collar takes the longest to hand-stitch. The black-and-white framing gives it a graphic crispness the warmer flags cannot reach.
The South Korea palette, up close
Four colors, fixed proportions, and no margin: the taegeuk red and blue have to meet at the exact midline, and the black trigram bars have to sit square against the white or the whole design tilts. That is why this collar spends the longest on the bench of any palette in the series — the stitcher is matching a geometry, not just joining webbing. The payoff is a strap with the crispness of print and none of print's fragility, because every element is woven yarn. The white field does the daily work, and the black bars frame it so cleanly that scuffs read as texture, not damage.
South Korea edition questions
Why does the South Korea collar take longest to make?
The taegeuk and trigram geometry has to land exactly — more alignment checks per strap than any other design. The two-to-three-week window covers it, but this one uses all of it.
Does the detail survive at small sizes?
Yes — XS through XL each get their own scaled weave, so the trigrams stay crisp at 8″ necks instead of blurring.
Does the taegeuk appear on the leash as well?
It does, scaled for the narrower strap — the geometry is simplified just enough to keep the symbol sharp along six feet of webbing.
Pairs well with
Precision pairs with precision. Two palettes share this strap's discipline, and their bracelets carry the same exacting weave.