Plain Leather Lead, Slip Lead or Collar

Description

Plain Leather Lead or Collar

(Photos are examples of previuos orders made for customres and hardware colours)

PLEASE NOTE: All leads and collars are measured by Finished Length – this is from the end of the clip/ring to the end of the handle.

No refunds or credits can be given where incorrect measurements are provided. 

Width of Strap:

I can cut straps in a variety of widths, the most common being:

• 8mm
• 10mm
• 15mm
• 20mm (3/4″)
• 25mm (1″)
• 38mm (1.5″) – Minimum required width for wide braiding feature on collars.

Standard Colour Options:

Straps are cut from 3.8mm- 4.5mm thick full grain natural vegetable tanned leather and the edges are hand sanded and burnished to give a smooth professional feel without sharp edges.

• Black
• Brandy (dark brown)
• Whisky (mid brown)
• Tan (light brown)

Hand Dyed Colour Options:

Straps are cut from 3.8 – 4.5mm thick natural vegetable tanned leather, then hand dyed, sealed, edges are hand sanded and burnished to give a smooth professional feel without sharp edges.

**Please Note: the following Colour Charts are a guide only and end colour may differ depending on screen resolution and the natural colour of the leather being dyed.

When choosing a dye colour(s) – you can only choose dyes from the one colour chart. It is not recommended by the manufacturer to mix one brand with another due to different chemical compositions.

Cobblestone Dye Colour Chart:

Fiebings Leather Dye Chart:

Lead Options: 

• Solid Brass, Natural Snap Hook/Ring
• Solid Brass, Nickel Plated Snap Hook/Ring
• Solid Brass, Black Anodised Snap Hook/Ring

Collar Options:

• Solid Brass, Natural O-Rings
• Solid Brass, Nickel Plated O-Rings
• Stainless Steel Buckle/D Rings
• Solid Brass Buckle/D Rings
• Martingale Chain – Brass
• Martingale Chain – Stainless Steel
• Braided feature on collar – narrow or wide braiding
• Diamontes

Measuring for collars – See below diagram:

When measuring for a collar: It is important to make sure you provide the correct length. If you have any questions or concerns regarding measuring your dog, please contact me before placing an order.

• Measure an existing collar  from the most used hole to the end of the strap where the buckle tongue goes through the leather.
• Measure the neck (E-F) of the animal for which the collar is being bought for. For martingale collars – also measure the widest part of the head (G-H) as these collars need to slip over the head of the dog to the neck.

Additional information