Rolled Leather Quick-Release Dog Collar

Soft, supple leather that won't flatten or crack — with the quick-release buckle you actually want to use.

Rolled leather sits softer on a dog's neck than flat leather — no edges, no pressure points, no rubbing under the chin. We use full-grain American leather, hand-rolled and saddle-stitched in Denver, so the collar conforms to your dog's neck over weeks instead of breaking down over months.

The quick-release buckle is a YKK polyacetal side-release with a steel D-ring — the same hardware trainers and working-dog handlers trust. One-handed on. One-handed off. No struggling with a belt buckle when your dog is wet, cold, or just done with the walk.

What's in it

Full-grain American leather, vegetable-tanned and rolled by hand

YKK polyacetal quick-release buckle — corrosion-proof, won't freeze in winter, won't rust in surf

Marine-grade steel D-ring, welded closed

Saddle-stitched ends with waxed thread — won't unravel like glue-and-rivet construction

Made in Denver, Colorado by the same small team since 1995

How it ages

Full-grain leather darkens and softens with wear. After a few months of walking, swimming, hiking — your dog's collar starts to look like it belongs to your dog. That's the point. Cheap leather goes the other way: stiff, then cracked, then trash. Ours doesn't.

Sizing

Wrap a soft tape measure around your dog's neck where the collar would sit — snug, with room for two fingers underneath. That number is the size you want. Between sizes? Go up. Leather softens and shapes to your dog's neck over the first 30 days.

XS: 5/8" width, 13"–14" neck

S: 5/8" width, 15"–16" neck

M: 5/8" width, 17"–18" neck

L: 3/4" width, 18"–20" neck

XL: 3/4" width, 20"–22" neck

Care

Wipe with a damp cloth after wet walks. Condition with leather balm every 3–6 months. Don't soak it; don't run it through the washer.