Chanel, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Tiffany, to name a few. These luxury brands are well-known for their clothing and jewellry items, but they also offer some fabulous dog collars to meet your pup’s needs!
If you are looking for a luxury dog collar that will make your pup feel like the royalty they are, then this is the article for you! We will be discussing many of the benefits high-end dog collars have to offer and what makes them so luxurious.
We’ll start with a number of luxury brands and designers that you may not know that also make dog accessories including high end dog collars, harnesses, and leashes.
Then we can move on to more specific topics like how easy it is to find one in your dogs’ size, as well as how durable they are when compared to other types of collars.
Additionally, we will discuss some general information about these types of collars and why they should be considered an investment rather than a simple purchase.
Do you know how much the most expensive dog collar ever made cost? We have you covered.
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Designer Dog Collars From High-End Name Brands
Louis Vuitton
Does Louis Vuitton make dog collars, clothes, and other accessories?Yes, they offer a few different options for your pampered pup.
If you would like a high quality leather dog collar with beautiful brass hardware and a matching leash, that will be only $725 ($480 for the leash and $345 for the collar), please.


Perhaps you would care for the Louis Vuitton Dog Carrier 50 at $3,250 as well?

Perfectly reasonable for the very best if you ask me.
Tiffany & Co.
As for Tiffany & Co., they offer lovely leather pet collars in Tiffany Blue with palladium plated hardware.
Prices start at $675 for the collar ($300) and the matching leash ($375).

Sizes range from XS to XL. For large dogs, the largest sizes would cost $400 for the extra-large collar and $425 for the largest leash (available in black and Tiffany Blue).
After sporting their new collar, your puppies and kittens are going to need to eat out of new bone china dog and cat bowls, also available at Tiffany. If sterling silver dog bowls strike your fancy even more, this is an option starting at $2,000.

I’m not suggesting that you’ll actually take your dog to Tiffany and Co. But if you do, make sure they are wearing their ID tags and charms so everyone will know their name.
Price: $200. Worth it.

They have some truly fabulous stuff that will make your fur babies feel like the star of the show.
Versace
Versace makes a collar and leash set named after the Medusa, the Greek guardian who could turn men into stone when they gazed into her eyes.

The beautiful set will keep your precious protector looking fiercely fabulous. Crafted from high-quality black leather and polyester material with brass buckles and Medusa studs.
The cost of the set is $725.
In addition to a designer dog collar, you may want to ensure your perfect pooch is comfortable in your beautiful home with the Barocco Print Dog Bed.
If you have to step out in the rain, the Crete de Fleur Print Dog Rain Coat will keep them from having a bad hair day.
Ralph Lauren Pet
The Sable Woven Leather Dog Collar by Ralph Lauren is a very nice piece with true style. The collar ID plaque can be personalized to your pooch.

The black leather is meticulously handwoven.
The metal hardware (D-ring, engravable plaque, and buckle) is the same used on their gorgeous handbags. As with many of the finest things in life, the metal will develop a classy patina over time.
All in all an amazing value at around $100 depending on the size (XS-L).
And of course, Ralph Lauren has clothing to satisfy all dog owners and dog breeds – classic Polo shirts, sweaters, and coats.
We especially love his Fleece-Lined Dog Barn Jacket – perfect for those cold morning jaunts to the market or a hike in the countryside.

Gucci
Gucci, the Italian luxury brand renowned for its high-end clothing items, also offers some fabulous dog collars to meet your pup’s needs!
What does a Gucci Dog Collar Cost?
Typically, when Gucci is offering dog collars and leashes, you should expect to pay upwards of $1,200.
Currently, Gucci is not selling any dog collars or accessories according to their website (see screenshot below).

However, in the aftermarket you may find previous releases of a leash or collar on sites such as Poshmark (@sapfleider had four available in her closet).
Even eBay has some Gucci pup accessories available. Prices range from $100 for a nylon collar to over $2,000 for rare vintage Gucci.

Burberry
Does Burberry make dog clothes and collars?
Historically, Burberry has made dog clothes such as sweaters and vests. Currently, in May 2021, the website does not list any dog clothing for sale.
Of course a brand like Burberry would have a strong aftermarket for new and second-hand products.
We were able to find some examples of canine couture that caught our eye on Poshmark and eBay.
Poshmark seller poshhunny shared a BNWT Burberry dog leash @ $200.

While eBay seller red-riding-hood had one of the nicest leather dog collars we have seen in recent memory. For $150, you are likely getting a great deal.

Hermès
As Hermès notes, their history inasmuch as humankind has a long relationship with the equestrian and canine worlds.
The Hermès canine collection follows fashions as well as time periods.
In the 19th century, designers played with materials, colors and motifs to create collars suited for the town, races or hunts.
Today, this updated collection takes inspiration from the equestrian world. It features codes and craftsmanship, including full grain leather and saddle stitch, to accompany the rider’s second best friend.
– Hermes “The Story Behind”
Source: Hermès
The leather dog collars that Hermès makes definitely appear to be inspired by horse saddles and hardware.
Of course they enhance the product using premium quality bridle leather and silver plated stainless steel metal.
The Etrivierre II Dog Collar is a perfect representation of this. At $630, it reeks of fine craftsmanship that will last a lifetime.

Just as beautiful are the matching collars and leashes made of fine wool and leather.
The Rocabar and Medor motif collections are indeed examples of the very best designer dog collars. To add a set to your cart, you should expect to pay $1,380 ($630 for the collar and $750 for the leash).

Bitch New York
We’re not talking about your average dog collar here. These are chic accessories for the world’s most fashionable pups.
Bitch New York is a one-stop shop for pet accessories. Since 2018, they have been creating dog leashes, dog collar charms, collars, dog sweaters, dog clothing, dog harnesses, dog cardigans, and dog coats that are tailored to match your pet’s personality.
Bitch New York provides a wide range of products that will meet your pet’s needs. This includes dog carriers, car seats, strollers, furniture, and even sports fan gear.
Although they started in New York City, they have been selling their products and services to clients all over the world. They are known for their high quality products.
032C
A true fashionista knows that the accessories can make or break an outfit. The same goes for your four-legged friend!
The 032C Black Leather Collar are made with the highest quality materials while remaining very convenient with an adjustable quick release fastener.

The Berlin based designer Maria Koch was involved in making this essential pup accessory. SSENSE lists this at $240 USD.
DSQUARED2
The Canadian born twin designers Dan and Dean Caten produce Italian quality designer goods.
Their newest collar comes in black calfskin and is a collaboration piece with Poldo Dog Couture. Cute, eh? Price: $230 USD

For those of you who are looking to spice up your dog’s wardrobe, DSQUARED2 has just the thing!
The Grey Poldo Dog Couture Edition Maple Ottawa Hoodie is absolutely adorable and looks so cozy for your cute canine companion. Price: $420 USD

MARTINE ALI
Martine Ali, an American jewelry designer of silver plated chain leashes is the newest hot commodity in the pet accessories industry.
The Brooklyn based designer offers a one-of-a-kind product that provides a stylish alternative to traditional nylon or leather dog leashes.
Her Silver Tri Mix Leash is made in the United States by master craftsman of 925 sterling silver plated brass.
This thing is sexy and durable at only $180 USD.

Paul Smith
London designer Paul Smith‘s leashes and collars are the perfect accessory for any furry friend. The chic, durable designs come in a variety of colours and patterns sure to make your pup stand out from the crowd.
As more and more dogs live in cities, it’s more important than ever to ensure that they wear the best dog collars they can get. After all, you don’t want your dog to look like a ragamuffin when you take them out for walks.
That’s why you need to know that top designers like Paul Smith now make dog collars that are just as fashionable as the clothes you wear.
The great thing about shopping for a Paul Smith dog leash or collar is that all of the accessories are designed to complement each other, so you can get your dog a collar that matches that new leash you just bought without having to worry that the patterns and colors are going to clash.
Maximum Henry
This Brooklyn based designer has been a leader in the design and manufacturing of leather dog collars and leads since 2008.
The company started when Henry Cohen realized that most high-end dog collars and leads were made from low quality leathers, and their designs were often bland and boring.

He and his creative Brooklyn family decided to take things into their own hands, and founded Maximum Henry. Since then, they have gained a reputation for using only the finest quality leather, and have designed a variety of beautiful dog collars and leashes for pups around the world.
If you would like an artisan piece that will last a lifetime of use Maximum Henry’s products are a good place to start. The products are priced very reasonably considering the quality – currently $85 USD.
More Luxury Dog Collar Brands
- Guidi
- BAPE
- Heron Preston
- Laura Lombardi
- Marine Serre
- MISBHV
- Moncler Genius
- RAINS
- Snow Peak
- Thom Browne
- We11done
- Y/Project
- Mungo & Maud
- Tommy & Bella
What is the most expensive dog collar ever made?
The most expensive dog collar ever made is the “Amour, Amour” collar, priced at $3.2 million. It is crafted from crocodile leather, platinum, 18k white gold, and over 52 carats or 1,600 diamonds. The centerpiece diamond is over 7 carats itself.
The Amour, Amour dog collar is part of the “La Collection De Bijoux,” a family of six masterpiece quality luxury dog collars.
Things To Consider Before Purchasing Your Next High-End Pet Collar
Sizing
This can get tricky. If you have a Great Dane, Saint Benard, Teacup Poodle, or Yorkshire Terrier, it may be more difficult to find a comfortably sized collar.
Luxury quality purveyors and outfitters may not be able to design for the extremes of the canine size continuum. They may not be able to sell many XXL and XXS collars for example.
The ideal size of collar will not be choking your dog and will not slip allow Tinkerbell to slip her head out. You want to be able to slip two fingers between the collar and your dog’s neck.
The best way to find the right size is to have a few options to try on and simply return the rest.
Craftmanship
As with anything that is finely built with an eye towards glamour, functionality, and longevity, you will need to expect to pay for what you are getting.
Pet collars, especially dog collars, have a wide range of prices.
Higher quality collars will have be constructed of thicker leather and nylon. Stitching will be double or triple stitched, or a heavier thread will be used. Connectors will usually be a strong and weather resistant metal, such as brass or stainless steel.
Think about your choice as an investment not a staple item. If you do this you should find the right collar, harness, and/or leash/lead for your pet that will last their lifetime.
Conclusion
In this article, we explored some of the best dog collars on the market in order to help you and your pup stay ahead of the fashion game. I also discussed what you should be thinking about when purchasing a new dog collar – sizing and craftsmanship.