Flat leather collars
A classic, flat collar has a timeless look and is available in several widths and styles. Choose a width to suit your dog's proportions and neck measurement.
Dog Collars by Maul
Handmade leather collars combining German craftsmanship, exceptional comfort, beautiful colours and carefully designed details.
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Leather dog collars for different dogs and needs
Discover leather dog collars from Maul Ledermanufaktur. The range includes classic leather collars, round-stitched styles, half-check collars and slim Mini collars for smaller dogs. Each style has its own look, materials and intended use.
Choose from different types of leather, colours, widths and hardware. Always consider your dog's neck measurement, proportions and how the collar will be used. Information about materials, measurements and fit is available on each product page.
A style for every look
Which leather collar is right for your dog?
Consider your dog's size and how the collar will be used before choosing a colour and details.
Round-stitched leather collars
Round-stitched styles have a slim, softly shaped profile. Depending on the style, they are available with either a traditional buckle or as a half-check collar.
Leather half-check collars
A half-check collar has no traditional quick-release buckle and slips over your dog's head. It is especially important to check both the head and neck measurements before buying.
Lightweight leather for small dogs
Maul Mini features leather collars with smaller proportions and neck measurements for small dogs. Always check the product's weight, width and size range.
Materials with character
Different types of leather
Maul's range includes several types of leather. The surface, feel and care requirements vary between styles. Always read the material information on the individual product page.
Nappa leather typically has a soft, supple feel. It is used in several round-stitched styles, among others. Oiled leather has a more rustic look and can develop a more pronounced patina with use. Nubuck and suede-like leather surfaces have a velvety texture but need careful handling to preserve their appearance.
Leather is a natural material, so small variations in texture, colour and surface are normal and give each collar its own character.
Materials vary between styles
Not all leather collars are made the same way. Check the product description for details about the type of leather, lining, hardware and recommended care for the style you choose.
Fit before colour
How to choose the right size
Dogs of the same breed can have different neck measurements. Always measure your individual dog and compare the measurement with the size chart for the style you have chosen.
- Measure your dog's neck where the collar would normally sit.
- Keep the tape measure close to the neck without pulling it tight.
- Compare the neck measurement with the measurements on the relevant product page.
- Check both the neck and head measurements when choosing a half-check collar.
- Choose a width and weight that are proportionate to your dog's size.
For a longer life
Caring for leather collars
Proper care helps leather retain its feel and appearance. Always adapt your care routine to the type of leather and follow the advice on the product page.
- Wipe away surface dirt with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
- Let a damp collar air-dry at room temperature.
- Avoid radiators, hairdryers and other direct heat.
- Use only care products suitable for the collar's type of leather.
- Regularly check the buckle, rings, stitching and other load-bearing parts.
Leather and lots of water
A leather collar is not always the best choice for swimming or repeated use in very wet conditions. Prolonged exposure to moisture can affect the leather's surface, shape and colour.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about leather dog collars
How do I choose the right leather dog collar?
Start with your dog's neck measurement and proportions. Then consider how the collar will be used and whether you prefer a classic flat style, a round-stitched collar or a half-check. Always check the measurements, width, material and fastening on the product page.
What size should my dog's leather collar be?
Measure your dog's neck where the collar will sit and compare it with the size chart for the specific style. Don't rely solely on your dog's breed or the collar's total length.
What's the difference between flat and round-stitched leather?
A flat leather collar has a traditional strap shape and is often available in several widths. A round-stitched collar has a slimmer, rounded profile. The best style depends on your dog's size, coat, how the collar will be used and the fit you want.
What is a leather half-check collar?
A half-check collar is usually slipped over your dog's head and designed to prevent it from tightening without limit. As its construction differs from that of a standard collar, you need to check both head and neck measurements and the style's size guide.
Are there leather collars for small dogs?
Yes. Maul Mini features slimmer leather collars for smaller dogs. Check the product's minimum neck measurement, width, weight and hardware to make sure the style is proportionate to your dog.
Can my dog swim while wearing a leather collar?
Leather should generally not be exposed to repeated or prolonged moisture. Water can affect the material's surface, shape and colour. For swimming, choose a collar made from a more water-resistant material instead.
How do I clean a leather dog collar?
Gently wipe away surface dirt with a soft, slightly damp cloth and let the collar air-dry. Use only leather care products suitable for the specific type of leather.
Does leather change over time?
Yes. Leather is a natural material that can develop a patina and change in colour and texture with use. The extent of the change depends on factors including the type of leather, use and care.