Size chart

Our necklace sizes

Size XXS : 20 to 30cm

Size XS: 25 to 35cm

Size S: 30 to 40cm

Size M: 35 to 45cm

Size L: 40 to 50cm

Size XL: 45 to 55cm

Size XXL: 50 to 60cm

Size XXXL: 55 to 65cm

If you need a size larger than XXXL or smaller than XXS , please contact us directly via our various social networks or by email .

Choosing your accessory

The width of the collar/harness

An unsuitable width can lead to various problems: rupture , osteoarticular problems , strangulation , etc.

  • For small breeds (under 10kg) : Maximum 25mm . A thicker strap can become uncomfortable or even irritating, as well as being too heavy for smaller specimens.
  • For medium breeds (10 to 20kg) : 25mm minimum up to 38mm . If you decide to go for a smaller width, your dog may strangle or injure himself.
  • For breeds over 20kg : Minimum 38mm . If you decide to go for a smaller width, your pooch risks strangling, injuring himself and it is not suitable in terms of resistance.
On a case-by-case basis, these tips may be outdated. If you need advice or additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us directly!

The length of the leash

  • Simple leashes :

1m10 : Large/medium dogs.

1m50 : Large/medium dogs.

1m80 : Large/medium/small dogs.

  • Multi-position leashes

1m90 : Large/medium dogs.

2m50 : Large/medium/small.

And yes, small dogs are further away from you than big ones! So it's best to opt for a longer leash.

  • Leash width :

19mm : Medium/small dogs.

25mm : Large/medium dogs.

25mm leads may be too heavy for smaller dogs, so it is advisable to opt for a thin lead.

Conversely, a leash that is too thin will not necessarily be suitable for larger sizes because it is less resistant than a wider one.

On a case-by-case basis, these tips may be outdated. If you need advice or additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us directly!

Take measurements

Take the neck circumference

There are two methods for taking measurements of your little one's neck:

1. With a sewing meter or thread : Place it around your pet , in the middle of the neck . You should still be able to pass 2 fingers between the neck and the meter/thread.

2. Take your little one's usual collar and measure it from the buckle to the hole through which the buckle passes once closed.

Taking measurements for a Y-harness

1. Chest : Measure from the point of the chest to the withers .

2. Back : Measure from the withers to the elbows.

3. Chest : Measure a few centimeters behind the elbows , going around the chest of the little one.

4. Belly : Measure from the point of the chest to the level of the elbows .

Taking measurements for an X-harness

1. Neck : Measure from the point of the chest around your wolf , passing through the withers .

2. Chest : Measure a few centimeters behind the elbows , going around the chest of the little one, passing through the withers .

3. Belly : Measure from the point of the chest to the level of the elbows .

  • Necklace

  • Y-harness

  • X-Harness