Sizing

Here are the standard sizes of our products. If you didn’t find a suitable size or you need personalize some part of item (for example, make a browband loose and etc.) – just write it in the comments of your order and we sew item at your measurement.

Classic dog collars

All dogs are different and vary in their size. Here is a general guideline to fit your dog appropriately for a dog collar. For a proper fit, measure your dog’s neck with a cloth seamstress tape measure.

– Pull the tape snug but not tight  where the collar would normally sit;
– A correctly selected collar will be the one whose distance from the edge of the buckle to the middle hole is equal to the circumference of the neck.

Martingale collar

– Pull the tape snug but not tight  where the collar would normally sit (B);
– Now you need to measure a head size (A). Measure he widest area of your dog’s head. Usually just in front or behind its ears.

A correctly selected martingale collar must be able to slip over the dog’s head, but not slip back over when the smal ring is taught. So the right size of the martingale collar (the length of the big loop) will be the circumference of the head minus 1\2 of your dog’s skull width.

Leads and lead coupler

Leads:

S – 1m
M – 1.5m

The wide of the straps is 1.8cm.

Lead coupler:

One size: from 35cm to 75cm

The wide of the straps is 1.8cm.

Harnesses

Use the measurements below to help you choose the right harness. Girth is measured by the widest part of your dog’s chest. Neck is measured around widest part of the neck. The wide of the straps is 2,5cm.

Horse bridle, cavesson, show halters

Take the measurements around the horses head, to the same point on the other side (D), for the noseband (A), cheakpiece split to split (B), throatlash (C) and browband (E).

Horse halter, hackamore

Take the measurements around the horses head, to the same point on the other side (C), for the noseband (A), cheakpiece split to split (B).

Breastplate