The Subtle Art of Matching Leads and Collars (Without Trying Too Hard)
You know the look: effortless, elevated, quietly considered. That’s the energy we’re going for when it comes to pairing your dog’s lead and collar. Not loud. Not overdone. Just polished enough to say, I’ve got my life together—and so does my dog.
1. Think in Tones, Not Twins
Matching doesn’t have to mean identical. If your dog’s collar is olive green, try a tortoiseshell lead or one in a neutral like beige or tan. The idea is to create a flow of colour and texture, not a forced set.
2. Choose Your Hardware Like Jewellery
Our soft gold hardware? It’s designed to elevate. Think of it like the finishing touch to an outfit—subtle, shiny, and considered. When your collar and lead share the same metal tone, everything just clicks.
3. Let One Element Be the Star
If your collar has a bold texture (bouclé, snakeskin, croc-embossed), keep the lead clean and simple—or vice versa. It’s the same rule as dressing: statement + neutral = perfection.
4. Curate, Don’t Coordinate
Our collections are built to mix and match seamlessly. Whether you prefer feminine tones or deep, moody shades, everything is designed to live beautifully together—without screaming “MATCHING SET!”
Final Thought
A well-paired collar and lead is like good tailoring: people may not be able to explain why it looks so good, but they’ll know it does. It’s not about being perfect—it’s about being intentional.
