You'll appreciate the value of this flat leather collar. Nice quality, supple, single-ply leather in a rich saddle-brown. I would call this a 'medium-duty' collar, rather than a 'heavy-duty-will-stand-up-to-anything' collar. These are made to last, however, with solid brass fittings and sturdy 3/16"-thick leather construction in a five-hole style (four holes on smaller sizes).
The hardware does not have the high polish of the premium and padded collars, and has a more 'rustic' look that I personally prefer. I guess you could say that the collar looks 'already broken in', just like jeans that are pre-washed and distressed when you buy them. If you want superior appearance and good, stiff leather, have a look at the premium collars and padded collars.
Reviews show buyers are pleasantly surprised at the quality for the price, and we agree. A nice little collar at an everyday price. The 'little black dress' of collars, you might say!
You might like to have a look at the matching lead, pictured.
Comes in a full range of sizes
5/8" Wide x 9" Length for necks 5 - 8"
5/8" Wide x 11" Length for necks 7 -10"
3/4" Wide x 13" Length for necks 9 -12"
3/4" Wide x 15" Length for necks 11-14"
1" Wide x 17" Length for necks 13-16"
1" Wide x 19" Length for necks 15-18"
1" Wide x 21" Length for necks 17-20"
1 1/4" Wide x 23" Length for necks 19-22"
1 1/4" Wide x 25" Length for necks 21-24"
1 1/4" Wide x 27" Length for necks 23-26"
MEASURING FOR A COLLAR
Before deciding the size, please take a moment to measure your dog's neck, using a cloth measuring tape or string, twine, etc. Measure, wrapping the tape or string about as tightly as the collar should sit on your dog's neck--not too tight. If using string, then hold the final length up to a ruler or yardstick to determine its length. If in doubt, go to the next larger size--you can always adjust a collar that is slightly too big, not so much with a collar that's too small. This will help prevent an exchange, which just wrecks everyone's day! : )