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LCS Premium Leather Collar 1 Inch D-Ring
$19.95
The LCS Premium Chocolate Leather 1 Inch Leather Collar combines rugged durability, distinguished style and an affordable price! It is double stitched at the stress points with all brass hardware. These collars are able to handle extensive water exposure and won’t crack, fade or get stiff even after years of wear....
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The LCS Premium Chocolate Leather 1 Inch Leather Collar combines rugged durability, distinguished style and an affordable price! It is double stitched at the stress points with all brass hardware. These collars are able to handle extensive water exposure and won’t crack, fade or get stiff even after years of wear. Keep it like new by an occasional wash with saddle soap, then conditioning with neat's-foot oil or other leather conditioner. Makes a great gift!
Add a brass name plate for peace of mind.
Please choose the proper length when ordering, available in 15 in., 17 in., 19 in. and 21 in.Also available in the following widths and styles:
LCS Premium Leather Collar 1 Inch O-Ring
LCS Premium Leather Collar 3/4 Inch D-Ring
LCS Premium Leather Collar 3/4 Inch O-Ring
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