Cut to the dog in front of us
A fitting house for companion animals. Oxford Street, Bulimba.
The size register
Six sizes cover every dog on the street
Each collar is proportioned to its size, not simply lengthened. A size I is a narrower strap on a lighter buckle, because a collar built for a labrador is the wrong object on a chihuahua.
Why fit is not a detail
A collar carries load, and load has to go somewhere
Everything we make is load-bearing. Where that load sits on a dog is the difference between a piece of equipment and a problem, and it is the reason we measure rather than guess.
None of this is a reason to be frightened of a collar. It is the reason to have one that fits.
Stitched to be opened again
A saddle seam is two needles through awl-pricked holes, so it can be cut out and redone forever. Anything made on this bench comes back to this bench.
Bring the dog
Four minutes with a tape on Oxford Street. You cannot fit a harness from a photograph.
Before the first run
The first hides are being cut now
The opening run is small, because one side of bridle butt yields fewer collars than you would expect and we would rather sell out than over-order. Leave an address and we will write once when the bench opens, and once more when the fitting room does.
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