HANDMADE IN NORTHUMBERLAND SINCE 2009
Handmade leather dog collars, crafted in our Northumberland workshop from soft Italian calf leather. Available in 28 colours and a wide choice of sizes to suit puppies, small breeds and larger dogs.
Leather Dog Collars Handmade in the UK
Every collar is made to order in Italian calf leather, lined for comfort, and finished with stainless steel hardware that won’t rust. We also make traditional vegetable-tanned collars for a natural look.
You’ll find rolled collars that are gentle on long coats, classic flat collars in a rainbow of colours, lightweight puppy collars, and half-check designs that give extra control on the lead. Whatever style you choose, each one is made to fit your dog perfectly.
Not sure where to begin? Our Dog Collar Size Guide is a great place to start.
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Classic Leather Dog Collars
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New
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £40.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £45.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £45.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £45.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £40.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £45.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £40.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £42.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £42.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £48.00
Classic Leather Dog Collars
From £36.00
Why Choose a Leather Dog Collar?
A leather collar is comfortable, long-lasting and looks smart on every breed. Unlike nylon, which frays with wear, leather moulds to your dog’s neck and softens beautifully over time. We use a vegetable-tanned leather core to stop collars from stretching, Italian calf leather for a smooth finish, and rot-proof stitching with stainless steel fittings to keep every collar strong for daily use. For more advice on sizing, care, and the different styles available, see our guide: Leather Dog Collars: Everything You Need to Know Before You BuyTypes of Leather Dog Collars
- Rolled leather collars are ideal if your dog has a long or silky coat, a rolled collar is worth considering. The rounded leather sits under the fur rather than pushing against it, which means less matting around the neck and no tell-tale flattened patch where a collar has been sitting all day. Particularly good for Spaniels, Retrievers, and anything that needs regular grooming.
- Leather dog collars – the everyday workhorse. A well-made leather collar from Petiquette looks smart, lasts for years, and comes in 28 colours, so there's no reason to settle for plain black unless that's genuinely what you want. This is what most dogs wear most of the time, and for good reason.
- Vegetable-tanned leather collars are made using traditional tanning methods rather than chemicals, so the leather develops a natural patina over time. The colour deepens, the leather takes on marks and tones from daily wear, and after a few years it looks nothing like it did out of the box. In a good way. It is firmer than our Italian calf leather to start with, but we line every veg tan collar with soft rounded calf leather, so it's comfortable from day one.
- Puppy collars are lightweight and narrow, made for necks that are still growing. Same Italian calf leather as our adult collars, just scaled down to fit properly from the start rather than swamping a small dog in something designed for a Labrador.
- Half-check collars are part leather, part chain loop. The chain section tightens slightly under pressure, which gives you a moment of feedback without fully closing like a choke chain. They're useful for dogs that have quietly figured out they can reverse out of a standard collar on the lead. Some dogs discover this skill remarkably fast once they realise it works.
Caring for Your Collar
Leather collars are easy to maintain:- Wipe down with a damp cloth after muddy walks.
- Take off after swimming and let it dry naturally.
- Use a touch of leather balm occasionally to keep it supple.
Which Collar Is Best for Your Breed?
The right collar depends not just on size, but also on breed. Small dogs like Dachshunds or Chihuahuas are more comfortable in lightweight, narrower collars, while medium breeds such as Cockapoos or Cocker Spaniels suit classic flat leather styles. Larger dogs like Labradors often benefit from wider collars that spread pressure evenly across the neck. Rolled collars are a good option for long-coated breeds such as Retrievers, while half-check collars can help with dogs that sometimes back out of ordinary collars. For detailed recommendations, see our guide: The Ultimate Guide to Dog Collars by Breed. It covers a wide range of popular breeds with practical advice on sizing and choosing the most suitable style.Choosing the Right Size for Your Leather Dog Collar
Because our leather dog collars include different styles, there isn’t one single sizing method that works for every collar. Flat dog collars, martingale collars, and half check collars all sit slightly differently on the neck, so each uses its own size guide. To make sure you get the best fit, please use the size guide that matches the style of collar you’re choosing:- Leather dog collars Use our Leather Dog Collar Size Guide to find the correct fit for everyday collars worn on walks.
- Half check collars Half check collars have a chain loop which tightens under pressure. Follow our Half Check Collar Size Guide to ensure you get the perfect fit.
- Martingale collars Martingale collars need to be wide enough to slide over the head. Follow our Martingale Collar Size Guide for the correct sizing method.