Luxury Dog Collars By High-End Designers

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Shell & Katy Updated 8 August 2026 · 12 Min Read

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Versace, Fendi, Hermès, oh my. Designer dog collars are a real and surprisingly crowded category, and some of the biggest names in fashion have been quietly outfitting dogs for years. Because every label-loving fashionista needs an equally dapper dog by her side, are we right?

A surprising number of luxury fashion houses make collars for dogs. Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Versace, Hermès, Christian Louboutin, Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana, Tiffany & Co, Ralph Lauren, Loro Piana, Moncler, Barbour and Gucci all produce them, most in leather or coated canvas with branded metal hardware and an engravable tag. Prices run from around $35 at boutique labels like Dogistry to $2,500 for a diamond-set collar by fine jewelry house Mayadoro. Sizing is the real constraint, with most fashion houses stopping at L.

So if you have ever asked whether any designers actually make dog collars, here is the full answer for you and your very posh pup.

15 Luxury Dog Collars, From Fashion Houses to Boutique Labels

Here is how the fifteen stack up before we get into each one.

1. Fendi Dog Collar

When only a high-end dog collar for your pampered pooch will do, a Fendi dog collar is worth shelling out your hard-earned dollars. Made in Italy from genuine calfskin leather, it carries the signature FF motif on brown and tobacco fabric, finished with a shiny embossed FF dog tag. If you are after a Fendi dog collar and leash set, the matching lead is available too.

2

Louis Vuitton Dog Collar PM

$500 at Louis Vuitton

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Does Louis Vuitton make dog collars? You bet they do, and the Dog Collar PM is the one we would choose. The Monogram Surplus strap comes in a fatigues-inspired khaki palette that feels far more modern than the classic brown monogram, contrasted against a gleaming gold-toned LV Vers charm you can have engraved. It is made in France, and the PM size suits an average neck of 32 to 38cm, which covers pugs, corgis, cocker spaniels and cavaliers. Sizing runs XS, PM and MM, so there is room to go smaller or larger.

Available in three sizes. Ships worldwide.

3

Versace Dog Collar

$325 at Mytheresa

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Did you know Versace makes a luxury dog collar inspired by Greek mythology? It is called the Medusa, named for the snake-haired Greek priestess who could turn men to stone when they looked into her eyes. Fashioned from leather and embellished with golden hardware and brand-stamped studs, this Versace collar will not turn anyone to stone, but it will turn heads.

Available in sizes S to L. Ships worldwide.

4

Tiffany & Co Dog Collar

$350 at Tiffany & Co

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

At the pinnacle of luxury leather dog collars you will find the classic Tiffany and Co design. Made from the finest Italian leather, it is striking in Tiffany Blue leather and decorated with palladium-plated hardware. It does not end there either. Tiffany & Co carries an entire high-end dog accessories range, complete with leather leashes, bone china bowls and designer pet ID tags, so you can build a whole matching set if the mood takes you.

Available in sizes XS to L. Ships worldwide.

5

Ralph Lauren Studded Leather Dog Collar

Shop at Ralph Lauren

A stylish pup's wardrobe is not complete without a luxury dog collar by none other than Ralph Lauren. The Studded Leather Dog Collar takes the polished, equestrian-adjacent look the house is known for and scales it down for four legs, with studding set into the leather rather than sitting loudly on top of it. It is the quietest option here for anyone who wants the quality without a visible logo, which we think is rather the point of Ralph Lauren in the first place.

Sizing per the Ralph Lauren size guide. Ships worldwide.

6

Hermès Etriviere III Dog Collar

$1,000 at Hermès

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

When it is made in France and boasts Hermès on the label, you already know this is a collar worthy of serious investment. Besides, does your dog deserve anything less? The Etriviere III draws directly on the house's equestrian roots, in natural bridle leather with a stirrup leather buckle and stainless steel hardware. It is also one of the few collars here built to actually work: there is a proper D-ring for the leash, and the engraved Hermès Sellier Paris medal can be personalized. It even ships with a small bottle of leather care oil, which tells you how they expect it to be looked after.

Available in sizes XS to L. Ships worldwide.

7

Gucci Dog Collar

$400 at Gucci

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Have your heart, and your purse strings, set on a Gucci dog collar? Gucci treats pet accessories as a rotating category rather than a permanent line, so styles come and go with the season and a piece you spot today may not be there in six months. At $400 it also sits lower than most people expect from the house, which makes it one of the more reachable entries on this list. Worth checking current stock rather than assuming, and worth moving quickly if you find the one.

Sizing varies by style. Ships worldwide.

8

Loro Piana Scooby Dog Collar

$1,050 at Mr Porter

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Since the 19th century, Italian label Loro Piana has been a leader in first class fabrics and fashion design. Your pup can now benefit from that history too. Braided from a blend of cord and full-grain calf-leather strips, the Scooby Large Woven Cord and Leather Dog Collar is designed primarily for larger breeds, which makes it genuinely useful given how few designer collars go past a medium neck. A masterclass in form and function for your four-legged fashionista.

Available in sizes M to L. Ships worldwide.

9

Moncler Genius Dog Collar

$310 at FarFetch

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Moncler Genius, the collaborative fashion project by Italian label Moncler, has teamed up with luxury pet brand Poldo Dog Couture on a range of high-end accessories for your four-legged friend. The stand-out piece is this striped collar in tricolor technical fabric, with logo detail on the buckle face and a Moncler metal tag. Technical fabric also means it shrugs off weather in a way leather simply does not, and the XS to XL range makes it the only option here that genuinely fits big dogs.

Available in sizes XS to XL. Ships worldwide.

10

Barbour Dog Collar

$39.91 at Barbour

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Barbour, the British lifestyle brand best known for waxed cotton jackets, has turned its attention to classic accessories for your canine companion. Made from 100% real leather, this collar features engraved branding on brass-look hardware and bright yellow top stitching. At under $40 it is not just the cheapest thing on this list, it is a genuinely sensible everyday collar that happens to carry a heritage name. If you want one designer collar your dog can actually live in, this is it.

Available in sizes S to L. Ships worldwide.

11

Dogistry City Collar

$35 at Dogistry

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

This New York label is the answer to the sizing problem that runs through the rest of this list. The City Collar pairs Dogistry's signature woven fabric with a plush padded neoprene lining, so it photographs beautifully but will not chafe on an actual walk, and the metal alloy D-ring is built to take a leash rather than just to look the part. Sizing runs XS through L, covering everything from a 3lb puppy to a 100lb-plus dog, which is a wider range than any fashion house here manages. It comes in eleven colors and coordinates with matching leashes and harnesses if you want the full set.

Available in sizes XS to L, fitting dogs from 3lb to over 100lb. Free US shipping on orders over $100.

12

Christian Louboutin Loubicollar

$390 at Mytheresa

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

The Loubicollar brings every Louboutin signature straight to the dog park. Crafted in Italy from smooth leather printed with the house Comics motif, it carries subtle logo detailing and those unmistakable flashes of red. Because each collar is cut from a larger print, no two land exactly the same, which we rather love. One thing to note on sizing: S covers necks from 29 to 37cm and M runs 38 to 46cm, so this is a small and medium dog proposition rather than a big breed one.

Available in sizes S to M. Ships worldwide, free returns within 30 days.

13

Burberry Small Check Dog Collar

$355 at Burberry

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

There is possibly no pattern more instantly recognizable than the Burberry check, and it translates beautifully to a dog. Made in Italy in archive beige and briar brown, this one has hand-painted edges, a solid brass buckle and a logo-engraved tag, with the whole thing lined in smooth leather for comfort against the neck. Worth knowing the outer is a coated check canvas rather than leather, and the main material is made with at least 30% bio-based content. At 33cm long and 1.5cm wide, it is cut for smaller dogs.

Available in two sizes. Ships worldwide with free returns.

14

Dolce & Gabbana Dog Collar

$395 at Dolce & Gabbana

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

Dolce & Gabbana's dog line leans all the way into joy, and this pink collar with its sparkling paw embellishment is the proof. Made in Italy, it comes in S, M and L, with the smaller sizes at 1.2cm thick and the large at 1.5cm, so it stays proportionate rather than swamping a little dog. It also sits within a full collection of leashes, harnesses and carriers in the house leopard print, which is dangerous news for anyone who likes a matching set.

Available in sizes S to L. Ships worldwide.

15

Mayadoro Signature Dog Collar Black with Diamonds

$2,500 at Mayadoro

Price last checked August 2026 · may vary

This is the top of the tree, and it is not really a fashion collar at all. Mayadoro is a fine jewelry house that happens to make pieces for dogs, and the Signature Black with Diamonds is built accordingly: smooth Italian nappa leather with a soft nubuck lining, heart and paw motifs in solid 14k gold, and white diamonds set by hand. The hardware is polished stainless steel with a gold finish, deliberately understated so it does not compete with the stones. Handmade in Italy, sized XXS through M, and if the piece is not in stock, expect eight to ten weeks. Mayadoro is also refreshingly direct that these are not meant for rough play or the dog park, which is exactly the honesty you want at this price.

Available in sizes XXS to M. Allow 8 to 10 weeks if not in stock.

How Much Do High-End Dog Collars Cost?

The spread is far wider than most people expect. Dogistry starts at $35 and Barbour comes in just under $40, then Moncler Genius at $310, Tiffany & Co at $350, Burberry at $355 and Dolce & Gabbana at $395. Gucci sits at $400, which is lower than the house's reputation suggests. Above that you move into serious territory: Hermès at $1,000, Loro Piana at $1,050 and Mayadoro at $2,500 for a diamond-set piece.

What you are paying for at the top end is material and construction rather than function. Bridle leather, saddle stitching, palladium or solid brass hardware and Italian manufacturing all cost real money, and they do age beautifully. What they do not buy you is a better walking collar. A well-made collar from a specialist pet brand will hold up to daily wear just as well for a fraction of the price, which is worth sitting with before you add to cart.

Two things tend to catch people out. Sizing is the real limitation, with most fashion houses stopping at L and Christian Louboutin stopping at M, so larger breeds have genuinely limited options. Moncler Genius, Loro Piana and Dogistry are the exceptions, and Dogistry is the only one on this list that fits a dog over 100lb. And stock is unpredictable across the board, so if you find the right collar in the right size, do not assume it will be there next month.

Are Fashion Brand Collars Safe for Everyday Wear?

Mostly yes, with a few caveats worth taking seriously. These are beautifully made objects, but they are designed by fashion houses rather than by people thinking primarily about canine anatomy, so the usual safety checks matter more, not less.

Getting the fit right

The two-finger rule still applies no matter whose logo is on the buckle. You should be able to slide two fingers comfortably between the collar and your dog's neck. Any tighter and it can restrict breathing and swallowing, and any looser and your dog can back straight out of it. Stiff new leather sits differently from a soft nylon collar, so recheck the fit after the first few wears once it has started to soften.

Hardware, closures and leash use

Check whether the D-ring is rated for leash use before you clip on. Some designer collars are built around a decorative charm or a light ring that is not intended to take the force of a dog pulling, while others, like the Hermès Etriviere III, are explicitly built with a leash D-ring. VCA Animal Hospitals notes that hard pulling against a collar puts pressure on delicate neck structures, and that dogs should be supervised in collars because of entanglement risk during play. If your dog pulls at all, walk them on a harness and let the collar carry the ID tag and the credit.

When to swap back to an everyday collar

Leather and jacquard do not love water, mud or a long session at the dog park, and a collar that stays damp against the skin can cause irritation. Mayadoro says outright that its jewelry collars should come off for vigorous play, and that advice sensibly extends to most of this list. We keep the fancy one for outings and photos and a hardworking everyday collar for the rest of life. If you want the full rundown on fit, materials and care, our guide on how to choose and care for a dog collar covers it properly.