Sizing instructions

Sizing Instructions (for Collars, Bracelets & Belt orders)
This is mandatory sizing instructions for all collars, bracelets, and belt orders to ensure proper sizing.

For Dog Collars: 

How to measure for a dog collar — please read before ordering

Our collar sizes are the WORN size: the length of the collar when it is fastened on your dog. They are NOT the total length of the strap laid flat. That is why measuring end to end gives you a collar that is too big.

Use one of these two methods:

Method 1 — Measure your dog's neck (easiest)
Wrap a soft measuring tape snugly around the middle of your dog's neck, where the collar will sit — snug enough that you can just slip two fingers underneath. That number is your size. Order the size closest to it. Do not add extra inches — the breathing room is already built in.

Method 2 — Measure a collar that already fits. 
Lay the collar flat.
- Buckle collar: Measure from where the leather meets the buckle to the hole your dog currently fastens on. Order that length. We make our collars so the middle hole lands at the listed size, which puts your dog right in the middle of the adjustment range, with room to go tighter or looser.
- Clip collar: Measure from the end of the female (receiving) side to the far end of the strap. Do NOT include the male prong that clicks into it — that prong slides inside the clip when fastened, so it adds nothing to the worn size.

If you are between sizes, size up. Still unsure? Reach out to us — we are happy to help you get it right before you order.





For Bracelets: 
Sizing hint – our Medium fits a 7.5” wrist or equal to the average bracelet purchased in most stores. 

For Belts: 
Generally, for men order one size larger than your pant size. If you wear a 34” waist pant – order a 36” belt.  For women order 2 pant size larger.  OR Measure a current belt that fits from the beginning of the leather at the buckle end to the hole that fits you best and order the closest size to that number. NOT end to end. 

Standard Sizes and Breed Examples These are some general recommendations based on dog breeds. Please measure your specific dog before ordering to ensure correct fit.

(8" - 11") Chihuahua (2-6 lbs) Italian Greyhound (11 lbs) Maltese (6-9 lbs) Miniature Pinscher (8-10 lbs) Papillon (9-10 lbs) Pekingese (8-10 lbs) Pomeranian (11 lbs) Silky Terrier (9-11 lbs) Yorkshire Terrier (8 lbs)

(11" - 15") Australian Shephard (27-45 lbs) Beagle (18-30 lbs) Bichon Frise (12-15 lbs) Boston Terrier (15-25 lbs) Brittany Spaniel (35-40 lbs) Cairn Terrier (~14 lbs) Corgi (28-30 lbs) King Charles Spaniel (13-18 lbs) Cocker Spaniel (24-28 lbs) Dachsund (~22 lbs) French Bulldog (13-26 lbs) Greyhounds under 50 lbs Lhasa Apso (13-15 lbs) Miniature Schnauzer (13-15 lbs) Pug (14-18 lbs) Scottish Terrier (19-23 lbs) Shetland Sheepdog (14-16 lbs) Shih Tzu (~14 lbs) Wheaten Terrier (35 lbs) West Highland White Terrier (15-22 lbs)

(15" - 22") Basset Hound (40-51 lbs) Bloodhound (88-105 lbs) Boxer (51-77 lbs) Chesapeake Bay Retriever (55-75 lbs) Colllie (50-75 lbs) Doberman Pinscher (66-88 lbs) English Bulldog (49-55 lbs) English Springer Spaniel (49-53 lbs) German Shephard (77-85 lbs) Golden Retriever (60-75 lbs) Greyhounds

over 50 lbs Labrador Retriever (55-75 lbs) Siberian Husky (35-60 lbs) Standard Poodle (~49 lbs) Vizsla (49-62 lbs) Weimaraner (70-85 lbs) Large (19" - 30") Bull Mastiff (100-130 lbs) Great Dane (~132 lbs) Great Pyreness (90-125 lbs) Mastiff (175-190 lbs) Newfoundland (120-150 lbs) Rottweiler (~110 lbs) Saint Bernard (110-121 lbs)