Webbing for your DIY collars and leads. You will also find the matching buckles, carabiners, D-rings, O-rings and screws in this category.

One metre is sufficient for a collar up to approx. 45 cm neck circumference and a short leadPlease note that you always need more than the neck circumference of your dog, because you have to calculate the thickness of the collar including the buckles, i.e. the thickest point times 4, and add this to your neck circumference so that it fits, plus a gap so that it is not too tight. In addition, you will need approx. 5-6 cm on each side, even with leashes, because the webbing is folded over around the rings, buckles or carabiners. 

You can find the colour cards with numbers and colour names in the pictures. As everyone names colours individually, please bear in mind that my colour names may not match your ideas of names. 

Colours may be displayed differently depending on your screen settings

This is not a reason for complaint. 

Information on the Biothane alternative and breaking loads stated by the supplier. I hereby expressly point out that I am not liable for these breaking loads, as I do not guarantee them. I do not have a machine to test the breaking loads. I purchase my products from saddlery suppliers. 

Please make sure you order the correct width for your dog.

Breaking loads - meaning dog:

Dogs can develop a lot of force when they lie in the collar, harness or lead for whatever reason. This force is a multiple of their actual weight. Many manufacturers of collars and leads do not take this into account. I do. It is said that a dog can exert 3 - 5 times its weight, which is why I always include at least five times its weight in my collar and lead recommendations. If you have a dog on a lead, you have to decide for yourself. Personally, I prefer to play it safe because I don't want anything to happen. The breaking loads always refer to the intact product. If you tie knots in it, e.g. in the case of drag lines, in order to get a grip, you will damage the webbing.

Breaking loads of the sizes:

16 mm: 180 kg

20 mm: 210 kg

25 mm: 250 kg

Webbing information:

Info about the Biothane alternative:

It is very sturdy and easy to clean.

It is used as a substitute for leather, but is cruelty-free as it is vegan. The core

consists of polyester fabric with a protective plastic layer on top.

Properties:

》》Very stable

》》Bacteria and mould resistant.

》》Significantly more durable than leather or nylon.

》》Neutral odour, does not absorb odours from wet dogs.         

      odour from wet dogs.

》》Does not stretch

》》Moisture resistant

》》High flexibility

》》Colourfast

》》VEGAN

》》And super easy to wash off

Recommended quantities:

Depending on what kind of collar you want to make, you will need the following:

>> Carabiner and ring + screws, hole punch and screw lock (glue)

>> Buckle, D-ring or loop + screws, hole punch and screw lock (glue)

>> Pull stop: 2 O-rings, 2 sliders, screws

Punch and screw lock (adhesive)

I do not offer hole punch and screw locking (glue), you can get these anywhere, even in DIY stores. Make sure that the screw lock is a high-strength adhesive, otherwise the screws may come loose. But be careful, as soon as the lock has stuck the screws for 2-3 minutes, you won't be able to get them apart again. Unfortunately, this happens to me regularly when I realise that I have forgotten the D-ring, for example. 😅🙈 So don't glue until you're sure that everything is completely where it should be.

Leash making, what do you need:

1. webbing in the desired length plus approx. 6-7 cm per adjustability plus an extra 30-40 cm for the hand loop. 

2. for a fixed hand loop:

A carabiner, at least 4 screws, holes and screw lock

3. for adjustable leashes: 2 carabiners, one D-ring per adjustment in the appropriate width for the webbing, at least 4 screws plus a slider if you want to make it look nice. Otherwise, without a slider, simply attach an extra piece of webbing at the back and light it together. 

For bag or basket handles:

Pockets:

- 2 carabiners for a shoulder bag and 2 Orings

- 4 O-rings if there are only 2 handles

- 6 O-rings and 4-6 carabiners if you want to be flexible and want to wear the bag both as a shoulder bag and just over the shoulder. if necessary, a slider for bags for the long piece of webbing so that you can make it shorter and longer (not in my shop). 

- 8 screws

- Hole punch and screw lock (glue)

Basket handle:

- 8 screws and

 a hole punch

- or 8 rivets, 

Punch and rivet pliers