Tweed Dog Collars

Tweed dog collars UK: what makes a tweed collar a great everyday choice?

A tweed dog collar is loved for one simple reason: it blends timeless style with practical wear. If you want your dog to look smart on every walk, a dog tweed collar gives that classic look while still feeling easy for daily use. The key is choosing the right fit, the right collar width for your dog’s size, and a pattern that you will enjoy seeing every single day.

In 2026, Google is rewarding pages that answer owner questions clearly. So rather than guessing, use the quick guides below to choose the right tweed dog collar for your dog’s neck, coat, and routine.

How should a tweed dog collar fit?

Quick answer: a collar should be snug enough that it does not slip over your dog’s head, but loose enough that your dog can breathe, swallow, and move comfortably. A well-fitting collar also stays in place without twisting constantly under the neck.

The 2 finger collar rule

Quick answer: you should be able to slide two fingers flat between the collar and your dog’s neck. If you cannot, it is too tight. If you can easily fit three or more, it is likely too loose.

Tweed dog collar size guide (cm)

Measure your dog’s neck where the collar will sit, then choose the size range that includes your measurement. Aim to fasten the collar around the middle of the adjustment range where possible, so you have room to adjust for coat changes.

Herringbone tweed dog collar: what does “herringbone” mean?

Quick answer: herringbone is a classic V-shaped weave pattern often seen in traditional tweed styling. If you love subtle texture and a more heritage look, a herringbone tweed dog collar is a brilliant choice because it looks premium without feeling loud.

How do I measure my dog for a tweed collar?

1. Use a soft tape measure and wrap it around your dog’s neck where the collar will sit.
2. Note the measurement in cm.
3. Select the collar size range that includes that measurement.
4. Fit the collar and confirm the 2 finger rule.

How to clean a tweed dog collar

Quick answer: start with a gentle spot clean and allow it to air dry fully. For deeper cleaning, follow the care instructions on the product page for your specific collar. Keeping the collar clean helps reduce friction and keeps the fabric looking its best.

Collar or harness?

If you are deciding whether a collar or harness is best for your dog, we break it down clearly here: Great debate: dog harnesses vs collars in the UK.

Want more options beyond tweed?

Browse the full collar collection here: shop dog collars.