Leather dog collars
Our canine range features the finest leathers for style and longevity, with our signature craftsmanship
"Beautiful leather and unique style! These collars are excellent quality, soft and come in great colors. Very nice and priced well too."– Colleen W. Verified buyer. Portland, United States
"Great collars!I shopped around for a LONG time for rolled leather dog collars. These have exceeded our expectations!"Maggie P. Verified buyer. Fort Collins, United States
"High Quality! I love the high quality of this collar. The leather is beautifully finished and the buckle feels substantial. I will use this collar for years to come."– Alice B. Verified buyer. United States
Leather Dog Collar Sizing
We suggest measuring your dog's actual neck circumference (using a string or soft tape measure) and adding 1 inch. This is the most accurate measurement. Measuring your dog's current collar can lead to sizing errors due to various buckle styles. Our measurements are taken from the tongue of the buckle (not the end) to the first and last holes for the most accurate sizing. Do not measure the end-to-end length of your dog's current collar as this measurement is rarely useful for an ideal fit.
9 - 13"
MINI
Example Breeds:
Toy Poodle
Maltese
Jack Russell
Mini Dachshund
13 -16-1/2"
Compact
Example Breeds:
Small Kelpie
Corgi
Whippet
Springer Spaniel
Standard Dachshund
Pug
16 - 19-1/2"
Coupe
Example Breeds:
Border Collie
Small Labradors
Malinois
Aussie
19 - 22-3/4"
SUV
Example Breeds:
Larger Labradors
Golden Retrievers
Bulldog
Ridgeback
Shepherd
Catahoula
MINI
9 - 13"
Example Breeds:
Toy Poodle
Yorkshire Terrier
Compact
13 -16-1/2"
Example Breeds:
Jack Russel
Small Kelpie
Pug
Coupe
16 - 19-1/2"
Example Breeds:
Border Collie
Cocker Spaniel
SUV
19 - 22-3/4"
Example Breeds:
Labrador
Golden Retriever
Poodle
Dalmation
Measure Your Dog
Be sure to measure your dog's actual neck, not his current collar to determine the best size. This can be done using a piece of string and then laying that against a tape measure or ruler.