Pet ClothingHeirloom Cable Sweater
Hand-finished cable knit that stretches over the shoulders, not just the chest.
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A collar that rubs leaves a bald patch. A leash that saws at your hand ruins the walk. Ours are soft where they touch fur and padded where they touch you.
Harnesses are step-in and click shut in two motions, so a wriggling dog gets out the door without a wrestling match.

Smooth, strong webbing with a brass buckle and a little room to grow. Hard-wearing and comfortable against fur.
XS · S · M · L · XL
Breathable mesh with a soft chest pad, so the pressure sits across the chest instead of the throat.
XS · S · M · L · XL
A comfortable grip and a strong clip, in a length that lets them sniff without tangling around your legs.
4 ft · 6 ft · Hands-free
Solid brass tags that will not jingle themselves loose, plus a little washable bandana for good measure.
One size · Engraved
The two-finger ruleA collar should be snug enough that it will not slip off, and loose enough to slide two fingers underneath.
Measure the chestFor a harness, measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
Cats are not small dogsA breakaway collar is the right call for a cat. Ask us and we will set you up properly.
Pet ClothingHand-finished cable knit that stretches over the shoulders, not just the chest.
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Pet BedsA deep boucle donut that swallows a cat whole and still looks tidy in the living room.
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Pet ClothingWaxed-cotton quilting with a corduroy collar for drizzly morning walks.
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Pet BedsWoven rattan with a thick clay-toned cushion — looks like furniture in the living room.
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Pet ClothingThree brushed-flannel bandanas that go on any collar in about a second.
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Pet BedsA low cedar frame, deep memory foam, and a cover that unzips in one motion.
First look 06Collars, harnesses and leashes from the first batch. Send your pet's measurements and we will tell you which size to take.