
The soft half of the studio. Every cover unzips, every blanket fits a car seat as well as a sofa, and the toys are stuffed with our own offcuts rather than new fill.
Three sizes in two shapes — a round nest for curlers, a flat mat for sprawlers. The cover comes off in one piece.





Waffle cotton, hemmed on all four sides. They go over the sofa, into the crate, and eventually into the car where they stay.





No squeakers, no plastic eyes, no rattles. Offcut-stuffed and double-stitched at every seam, because the seam is where they always go first.





Measure the dog asleep, not standing. Curlers need roughly their nose-to-tail length as a diameter; sprawlers need that length plus fifteen centimetres in each direction. A bed a dog cannot fully stretch out on will still get used, but it will be used as a pillow with the body on the floor, which rather defeats the purpose.
Bed covers unzip along two sides and wash at 40°. The inner is a polyester fibre pad which can also go in, though it wants a full day to dry through. Toys wash at 30° in a bag; the offcut stuffing recovers its shape once it is dry and shaken out.
Two reasons. A squeaker is the piece most likely to be swallowed if a seam fails, and the sound rewards exactly the behaviour — shaking and tearing — that ends the toy's life fastest. We would rather sell one toy that lasts two years than four that last three months each.