A dangling ID tag has two failure modes: it works itself off the ring and is gone, or it jingles from the end of the bed all night. Engraving the details straight onto a plate riveted to the collar removes both problems at once. Your dog's name and your number sit flat against the leather, silent, impossible to lose, and readable by anyone who catches hold of them.

The plate is solid metal, laser-engraved so the lettering is cut into the surface rather than printed on top of it, and riveted flat so there is no raised edge to catch in fur. The collar itself is leather with a pin buckle, which holds a set hole rather than creeping looser the way some quick-release designs do, and the D-ring is welded rather than bent closed, so it cannot spring open under a hard pull on the lead.

• Leather collar with a riveted metal nameplate
• Laser-engraved with your dog's name and contact number
• Pin buckle fastening for a fixed, repeatable fit
• Welded D-ring for a lead
• Sizes XS, S, M, L and XL
• Several colourways including light blue and lake blue

On sizing and the small print. A collar fits when two fingers slide flat underneath and no further, so measure your dog's neck with a tape instead of guessing from their weight, and check a growing puppy again every few weeks. Worth knowing too that UK law asks for your name and address on a dog's collar in public, while a phone number is what actually gets them home, so many owners engrave the number and keep a small tag for the address.

Who it's for: Owners who want silent, permanent identification on an everyday leather collar, and anyone tired of replacing tags that fall off.