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Dog Collar & Lead Set - Sedgwick Leather

£75.00

Colour:British Burgundy
Hardware:

All-Breeds Collar Size Guide

How to Measure Your Dog

A well-fitted collar keeps your dog safe and comfortable.

Step 1: Measure

Wrap a flexible tape measure around your dog's neck where the collar will sit (mid-neck, not at the base).

Step 2: Add Comfort Space

Slide two fingers flat under the tape measure. This ensures room for comfort without being too loose.

Step 3: Record

Note the measurement in inches, including the finger space.


Size Chart

Each collar has 5 adjustment holes, spaced 1 inch apart.

Size Fits Neck Example Breeds
XS 10-14 inches Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Toy breeds, Small puppies
S 12-16 inches Jack Russells, Westies, Cavaliers, Miniature Schnauzers
M 14-18 inches Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Border Collies, Springer Spaniels
L 16-20 inches Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Boxers, Dalmatians
XL 18-22 inches German Shepherds, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Large breeds

Sizing Tips

Between sizes? Choose the larger size for comfort. You can always use a middle hole.

Growing puppy? Consider sizing up to allow room for growth.

Thick coat? Measure with the coat at its typical length, not freshly groomed.


Collar Features

  • 5 holes for adjustable fit
  • 1 inch spacing between holes
  • Solid brass or nickel hardware
  • Handmade to order in England

Leather Care Guide

Caring for Your Leather

Our products are crafted from premium British bridle leather, a natural material that develops a beautiful patina over time. With proper care, your collar or lead will last for years.


Cleaning

For everyday dirt and mud:

  1. Use a barely damp cloth to wipe the surface
  2. Lay flat and allow to dry naturally
  3. Never scrub or soak

Important: Never use direct heat (radiators, hairdryers, or direct sunlight) to dry leather. Heat makes leather brittle and can cause cracking.


Water Exposure

If your leather gets wet:

  1. Wipe off excess moisture with a soft cloth
  2. Allow to air dry naturally at room temperature
  3. Once dry, apply leather balm to restore suppleness

After saltwater (beach/sea):

  1. Rinse immediately with a damp cloth to remove salt residue
  2. Salt is corrosive – removing it quickly prevents damage
  3. Allow to dry naturally, then condition

Conditioning

Regular conditioning keeps leather soft and extends its life.

We recommend:

  • Apply a natural leather balm every few months
  • More frequently if the leather looks dry or feels stiff
  • Use products made from natural ingredients (beeswax, oils)

Benefits of conditioning:

  • Maintains suppleness and flexibility
  • Reduces visible marks and scratches
  • Enhances water resistance
  • Develops a rich, deep patina

Colour Transfer

Our leather is naturally dyed using traditional vegetable tanning methods. This means:

  • Colours may transfer to light-coloured fabrics if the leather is saturated
  • This is a characteristic of high-quality, naturally-dyed leather
  • To prevent transfer, ensure leather is fully dry before contact with fabrics

Storage

  • Store in a cool, dry place
  • Avoid plastic bags (leather needs to breathe)
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading

Questions?

Contact us if you need advice on caring for your leather products.

Burgundy leather dog collar and matching lead with brass hardware showing embossed interior branding details
Dog Collar & Lead Set - Sedgwick Leather Sale price£75.00

All-Breeds Collar Size Guide

How to Measure Your Dog

A well-fitted collar keeps your dog safe and comfortable.

Step 1: Measure

Wrap a flexible tape measure around your dog's neck where the collar will sit (mid-neck, not at the base).

Step 2: Add Comfort Space

Slide two fingers flat under the tape measure. This ensures room for comfort without being too loose.

Step 3: Record

Note the measurement in inches, including the finger space.


Size Chart

Each collar has 5 adjustment holes, spaced 1 inch apart.

Size Fits Neck Example Breeds
XS 10-14 inches Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Toy breeds, Small puppies
S 12-16 inches Jack Russells, Westies, Cavaliers, Miniature Schnauzers
M 14-18 inches Cocker Spaniels, Beagles, Border Collies, Springer Spaniels
L 16-20 inches Labradors, Golden Retrievers, Boxers, Dalmatians
XL 18-22 inches German Shepherds, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Large breeds

Sizing Tips

Between sizes? Choose the larger size for comfort. You can always use a middle hole.

Growing puppy? Consider sizing up to allow room for growth.

Thick coat? Measure with the coat at its typical length, not freshly groomed.


Collar Features

  • 5 holes for adjustable fit
  • 1 inch spacing between holes
  • Solid brass or nickel hardware
  • Handmade to order in England

Leather Care Guide

Caring for Your Leather

Our products are crafted from premium British bridle leather, a natural material that develops a beautiful patina over time. With proper care, your collar or lead will last for years.


Cleaning

For everyday dirt and mud:

  1. Use a barely damp cloth to wipe the surface
  2. Lay flat and allow to dry naturally
  3. Never scrub or soak

Important: Never use direct heat (radiators, hairdryers, or direct sunlight) to dry leather. Heat makes leather brittle and can cause cracking.


Water Exposure

If your leather gets wet:

  1. Wipe off excess moisture with a soft cloth
  2. Allow to air dry naturally at room temperature
  3. Once dry, apply leather balm to restore suppleness

After saltwater (beach/sea):

  1. Rinse immediately with a damp cloth to remove salt residue
  2. Salt is corrosive – removing it quickly prevents damage
  3. Allow to dry naturally, then condition

Conditioning

Regular conditioning keeps leather soft and extends its life.

We recommend:

  • Apply a natural leather balm every few months
  • More frequently if the leather looks dry or feels stiff
  • Use products made from natural ingredients (beeswax, oils)

Benefits of conditioning:

  • Maintains suppleness and flexibility
  • Reduces visible marks and scratches
  • Enhances water resistance
  • Develops a rich, deep patina

Colour Transfer

Our leather is naturally dyed using traditional vegetable tanning methods. This means:

  • Colours may transfer to light-coloured fabrics if the leather is saturated
  • This is a characteristic of high-quality, naturally-dyed leather
  • To prevent transfer, ensure leather is fully dry before contact with fabrics

Storage

  • Store in a cool, dry place
  • Avoid plastic bags (leather needs to breathe)
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading

Questions?

Contact us if you need advice on caring for your leather products.