Posture collar harness made from smooth Italian leather. The collar has a paneled construction so it’s shaped to gently hug the neck. The collar has adjustable straps that loop under the arms and around the back. Closes in the back with a wide belt buckle. Sleek metal rivets and hardware.
*Spot clean only with leather cleaner and conditioner*
*If you select Custom in the size options, please leave your neck measurement upon checkout!*
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