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Designer dog collars
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12 items picked for everyday life with your pet, with shipping estimates on every item.
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All designer dog collars
Little essentials. Lots of love.
Designer dog collars
Adjustable Polyester Dog Collar in Four Colors
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- 24 to choose from
From $16.99
Cute dog collars
Navy Velvet-Finish Dog Collar, Bow and Leash Options
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- 35 to choose from
From $13.99
Leather dog collars
Vintage-Style Leather Dog Collar and Leash Set, S to L
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- 54 to choose from
From $13.99
Dog collars
Velvet Dog Collar, Leash and Harness Set with Gold Buckle
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- 39 to choose from
From $13.99
A little guidance
Help choosing designer dog collars
Buying guides and care advice written for this range: what to measure, what matters and what to skip.
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These are the dressier pieces from our Dog Collars range: diamante rhinestone collars, a velvet collar with a rose-gold buckle, a vintage suede collar with a brass buckle, a silver chain necklace collar and a rhinestone suede harness and collar set. They are for owners who want a collar that looks like jewelry for photos, events, weddings and everyday style.
Styles in this range
Rhinestone and diamante collars add sparkle and suit small and medium dogs. Velvet with a metal buckle is soft against the neck and looks formal. Vintage suede with brass hardware has a classic, understated look. Chain necklace collars are decorative pieces that sit like jewelry rather than working collars.
Most designer collars are made to be seen rather than to take heavy pulling. For walks, many owners clip the leash to a harness and keep the designer collar on for looks and an ID tag.
Fitting a fashion collar
Measure around the middle of the neck with a soft tape and follow the size chart. Once fastened, you should slide two fingers flat underneath, and the collar should not pass over the ears when gently pulled forward.
Stones, studs and buckles add weight. On a toy breed choose a narrow, light collar, and check the inside face is smooth so nothing presses into the skin. Recheck the fit after grooming, since a fluffy coat clipped short leaves a collar loose.
Chain collars: decoration, not correction
A decorative chain collar should be a fixed size that cannot tighten. Never leave a chain or any slip-style collar on an unsupervised dog, in a crate or during play with other dogs, where it can catch on a jaw, a crate bar or a fence.
Do not use a decorative chain as a training tool, and do not attach a leash to one if your dog pulls. Pair it with a harness for walking.
Care and safety checks
Wipe suede and velvet with a dry cloth, keep them out of water where possible, and let them air dry if they get wet. Rhinestone collars can lose stones; check them regularly and remove any loose ones so your dog does not swallow them.
Keep an engraved tag or nameplate with your phone number on whichever collar your dog wears, and make sure your dog is microchipped. A beautiful collar with no contact details does nothing if your dog gets lost.
Matching a collar to your dog's size
Toy breeds suit narrow, lightweight designer collars with small stones or a slim velvet band, since heavy decoration weighs on a small neck. Medium dogs can carry a wider suede or rhinestone collar comfortably.
Large dogs need a collar wide enough to spread pressure and a buckle strong enough for their weight, so a slim fashion collar meant for a small dog will not suit them. For big dogs, a wide suede or leather-look collar with sturdy hardware gives the designer look without sacrificing strength.
Decorative collar finishes
| Style | Visible construction | Inspect separately |
|---|---|---|
| Rhinestone or diamante | Decorative stones on a collar body | Stone attachments and backing |
| Velvet | A soft fabric surface with a buckle | Buckle,lining and adjustment |
| Suede with metal hardware | A suede body with a metal finish | Edges,hardware and care instructions |
| Chain necklace | Linked decorative jewelry | Closure and intended decorative use |
Are rhinestone dog collars safe?
Yes, when well made and fitted properly. Check for loose stones regularly and remove the collar if any come away, so your dog cannot swallow them.
Can I walk my dog on a designer collar?
For calm dogs on short walks, often yes. For pullers, clip the leash to a harness and keep the designer collar for looks and an ID tag.
How should a designer dog collar fit?
Two fingers should slide flat underneath, and it should not slip over the ears when pulled forward gently. Check the inside surface is smooth against the skin.
Are chain dog collars safe to leave on?
Decorative chains should not be left on an unsupervised dog, in a crate or during rough play, where they can catch. Use a flat collar for everyday wear.