Luxury Dog Collars Built to Last Longer Than One Season
Luxury in dog accessories has a credibility problem. Most of what markets itself as "luxury" is one of three things: a fashion house logo on a piece of leather, a nylon collar with a boutique price tag, or something so precious it can't survive an actual dog's life.
We have a different definition of luxury: something made to an uncompromising standard of craft, design, and material quality. Something that holds up. Something you'd keep.
Lu & Liv dog collars are designed to be heirloom-quality in the truest sense: original prints, exceptional material, construction that doesn't fail after a season. Our silicone collars don't fade, crack, stretch, or smell. They look as good after 200 walks as they did after one.
The aesthetic is Grand Millennial and Lowcountry — traditional patterns with staying power. The kind of design that doesn't look dated in three years because it's rooted in a visual tradition that's been beautiful for three hundred.
We price at $30–60 because we believe in accessible luxury — design-conscious people at every budget level deserve quality. We're not interested in a $200 collar held together by a logo. We're interested in a $45 collar that earns its price in every detail.
See how we compare in our designer dog collar look for under $60 guide, or explore our designer dog collars collection.
Designed in Charleston, SC. Built to last.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For us, it's three things: material quality (silicone that won't degrade), design integrity (original prints with a genuine point of view), and construction that lasts. If any of those three are missing, it's not luxury — it's just expensive.
Leather is beautiful but has a fundamental limitation: it's not waterproof and degrades with repeated water exposure. For a dog who swims, gets bathed, or walks in rain, silicone is the more durable luxury choice. It also ages better — no cracking, no stiffening.
Measure your dog's neck with a soft measuring tape, then add two inches. Our sizing guide will be available at launch with full measurements for each size.
Yes — we'll stand behind our products with a full returns policy published at launch. Details on the website when we go live.