Measuring your hound’s Neck for a perfect fit
Don’t measure an old collar — they all fit differently!
Instead, use a soft tape measure (or string and a ruler) and measure directly around your dog’s neck:
- Find the spot where the collar normally sits (just above the shoulders, not too high on the throat).
- Measure snug but not tight — you should be able to slip two fingers under the tape.
- Note the number in inches (or cm if you prefer).
- Choose the collar size closest to that number or enter a custom measurement in the custom box
👉 If your dog is between sizes, always size up for comfort.
Extra Tips to Avoid Mistakes
- Greyhounds & sighthounds: measure lower on the neck, where collars naturally rest.
- Don’t add “extra” length — we’ll build in the right allowance.
- Rope & paracord collars don’t stretch, so the measurement should be accurate, not guesswork.
Not Just for Greyhounds
We love sighthounds (obviously), but our collars can be made for any dog — tiny, fluffy, chunky, or somewhere in between.
Grab a soft tape measure and check around the base of your dog’s neck, where the collar will sit. Leave enough room to slide two fingers underneath for comfort. That’s it simple.
Rope Thickness Guide
Not all ropes are created equal — a few millimetres can change everything, from the look in your hand to the style on your hound.
- 8mm Rope – Slim, lightweight, and city-smart. Perfect for hounds who like to make the pavement their runway.
- 10mm Nylon Rope – Smooth, luxe, and polished. A premium everyday option with a softer hand-feel.
- 12mm Rope – Bold, strong, and practical. Ideal for bigger hounds or countryside walks where strength matters most.
Each lead is crafted with the same secure hardware and tailored finish — the difference is in the feel and the look.
