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1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.

1. Use a soft tape around the neck where the collar will sit, without tightening it.
2. Record the actual neck circumference in inches or centimetres. If using string, lay it flat against a ruler.
3. Send the measurement to Briley. She confirms finished length, fit and assembly; do not add an assumed allowance.

1 inch = 2.54 cm. Switching the measurement unit converts a single numeric measurement. Straightened length and usable closed circumference are different. Loops and clasps need measured fitting; the preliminary 5–6-inch contribution must not be added universally. Decorative collars are for supervised wear; never attach a leash.