Collection: Top-rated Leather Dog Collars

The Collection Designed for Every Breed

Large Breeds Collection

Our large-breed leather dog collar range features wider bands (up to 1.5 inches) to distribute pressure across the trachea, preventing choking during lunges. We utilise heavy-duty stitching and reinforced D-rings that can withstand hundreds of pounds of pull force.

Small Breeds Collection

If you are looking for a fancy collar for small dog breeds, our small-breed line is engineered with skived leather. We thin the leather profile to reduce weight without sacrificing tensile strength. The buckles are downsized to ensure your Yorkie or Pug isn't lugging around heavy metal.

What is the Difference between Full-Grain vs. Generic Leather?

We exclusively use Full Grain Leather Collars.

Feature	Full-Grain Leather	Generic Leather
Source	The top layer of the hide (epidermis).	Lower layers or leftover scraps.
Strength	Densely packed fibres; extreme strength.	Weak glue bonds; tears easily.
Appearance	Natural grain, scars, and texture.	Uniform, fake pressed texture.
Aging	Develops a rich, soft patina.	Cracks, peels, and fades.
Breathability	High (pores are intact).	Low (sealed with plastic coatings).

When you buy a Full Grain Leather Collar, you are buying a single, solid piece of hide that will likely outlive the leash you attach to it.

How to Choose the Right Size Leather Dog Collar for Your Pet?

A leather dog collar that fits poorly is dangerous. Too loose, and they back out of it in traffic. Too tight, and it restricts breathing.

The Tape Measure Use a soft fabric tape measure. If you don't have one, use a string and measure it against a ruler.

The Measurement Wrap the tape around the middle of your dog's neck, where the collar naturally sits.

The 2-Finger Rule You must be able to slide two fingers flat between the tape and the dog's neck. This ensures the collar is snug but not choking.

Check the Chart Match your measurement to our size guide.

Expert Tip: If your dog is between sizes (e.g., neck is 14 inches, and sizes are 10-14" and 14-18"), always size up. You can punch an extra hole in a larger collar, but you cannot stretch a small one.

For owners of growing puppies, a leather dog collar is a perfect investment. Buy a size that fits on the smallest hole today, giving you 3-4 inches of growth room.

Maintenance Tip for High-Quality Dog Collars

The Water Rule Our collars are water-resistant, not waterproof. If your dog swims or gets soaked in the rain, never dry the collar on a radiator or with a hairdryer. Heat cooks the fibres and makes them brittle. Lay it flat and let it air dry naturally.

Cleaning Wipe off mud with a damp cloth. Do not use harsh detergents or bleach.

Conditioning Once every 3-4 months, apply a natural leather balsam or conditioner. Rub it in like lotion. This replenishes the oils, keeps the leather flexible, and waterproofs the surface.

Hardware Care The zinc alloy is rust-resistant, but if you live near the ocean, salt spray can be corrosive. Rinse the buckle with fresh water after beach walks.

Why do dog owners trust us for Luxury Leather Dog Collars

Hypoallergenic Assurance We use vegetable-based tanning processes where possible to ensure our pet accessories won't irritate sensitive skin.

Rust-Proof Reliability High-grade zinc alloy buckles that won't snap or rust, regardless of whether you are in Vancouver rain or Toronto snow.

The "HideStrap" Hybrid For those who want the look of leather but the utility of tactical gear, our HideStrap collection fuses Buffalo leather with soft nylon webbing for the ultimate all-weather hybrid.

Aesthetic Mastery From the fancy collar for small dog owners who love crystals to the rugged stud work for the tough breeds, we balance form and function.