Leather Dog Collars
Tan Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Lilac Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Dark Purple Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Purple Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Teal Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
White Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Dark Brown Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
Leather Dog Collars
Yellow Leather Dog Collar
From £35.00
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 Buy
Types of Leather Dog Collars
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Rolled leather collars – ideal for dogs with long coats, helping reduce tangles.
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Flat leather collars – a classic everyday option, available in 28 colours.
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Vegetable-tanned leather collars – traditional hides with a natural character.
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Puppy collars – lightweight and narrow for growing pups.
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Half-check collars – part leather, part chain, for dogs that sometimes back out of regular collars.
Looking for something more decorative? Explore our Swarovski Crystal Collars for sparkle, or our House Collars for a lightweight option to carry ID at home.
Caring for Your Collar
Leather collars are easy to maintain:
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Wipe down with a damp cloth after muddy walks.
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Take off after swimming and let it dry naturally.
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Use a touch of leather balm occasionally to keep it supple.
For step-by-step instructions, see our guide to cleaning leather dog collars.
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.
Why Shop With Us?
Handmade in the UK
Handmade in Northumberland since 2009 using soft Italian calf leather and stainless steel hardware.Customer Service
If you're unsure about sizes, or have any questions, just get in touch. Call us on 0191 6031440 Mon - Fri 9-5.Frequently Asked Questions About Leather Dog Collars
Are leather dog collars comfortable?
Yes. Good leather softens with use and gently moulds to the shape of your dog’s neck, which makes it more comfortable over time than many synthetic materials. We use Italian calf leather with rounded edges to prevent rubbing, so the collar sits comfortably on both short and long coats. For extra comfort, some designs are padded or rolled to suit different coat types.
Can leather dog collars get wet?
Leather can handle rain showers and the occasional swim, but it’s best to take the collar off afterwards and let it dry naturally. Leaving a damp collar on for hours can cause smells or encourage mould. A quick wipe and some leather balm will keep it supple. If your dog swims in the sea, rinsing the salt off with a damp cloth helps protect the leather.
How to clean leather dog collars?
Cleaning a leather dog collar is simple. For everyday dirt, just wipe the surface with a damp cloth or sponge. For more stubborn marks, a tiny drop of mild washing-up liquid on the sponge will help lift the dirt, then wipe away any soap with clean water. Always let the collar dry naturally, away from direct heat or sunlight. For full step-by-step care tips, see our guide: How to Clean a Leather Dog Collar.
How long do leather dog collars last?
With the right care, a handmade leather collar will often last for years. We build ours around a vegetable-tanned leather core, use stainless steel hardware that won’t rust, and stitch with rot-proof thread. Wiping the collar clean after walks and letting it dry naturally are usually all that’s needed to keep it in good condition. Many of our customers use the same collar daily for years before replacing it.
How do I choose the right size leather dog collar?
Start by measuring your dog’s neck with a soft tape measure held snug against the coat. Pick a collar where that measurement is close to the smallest hole in the size range, which leaves you room to adjust. The width of the collar increases with size so that small breeds wear narrower styles while larger dogs have collars that give more support. Our dog collar size guide has step-by-step instructions.
Do leather dog collars smell over time?
Like any natural material, leather can pick up odours if it’s left damp for long periods, but regular care keeps it fresh. Wiping the collar clean and letting it dry naturally after wet walks will usually prevent smells. If it does pick up a stronger odour, a quick clean with mild soap and a touch of leather balm brings it back. For detailed steps, see our cleaning guide.