Aesthetic EditThe JournalThe Grand Millennial Dog Mom: An Aesthetic Guide
Traditional patterns de Jouy, chinoiserie, and botanical prints are finally coming to pet style. Here’s how to style your dog’s world.
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Waterproof silicone collars and leashes with original in-house prints. Designed in Charleston, SC.
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Silicone holds up to every beach walk, bath day, and muddy trail. Just rinse and go. No odor, no fading, no drama.
Every pattern is ours. Inspired by Lowcountry art, coastal architecture, and the kind of interiors that tell a story. No licensed prints. Just original work.
Heirloom quality that won't crack, fray, or fade after one season. We made these to last — and look good doing it.
We design for the woman who wants her dog's gear to match the intentionality of her home — not just be functional, but be beautiful.
Our first collection is built around original prints: toile, chinoiserie, botanical patterns, and coastal Lowcountry motifs. Everything designed in-house, everything waterproof.

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Aesthetic EditThe JournalTraditional patterns de Jouy, chinoiserie, and botanical prints are finally coming to pet style. Here’s how to style your dog’s world.
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We built Lu & Liv because we couldn't find dog gear that felt like us. Everything was either too minimal, too loud, or too cheap to survive real life.
We wanted something beautiful enough for a photograph and tough enough for the marsh. That's what we're building. Join us.
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