The best way to determine the size of your browband is to determine the size of your horses bridle. If you like the way that it currently fits, order according to the bridle size.

Recommended method for determining size:
1) Lay your existing browband flat and measure it.
2) If it's too big, get one size smaller than your current browband.
3) If it's too small, get one size larger than your current browband.

It's best to go by actual measurement rather than named size since browbands can vary in size among manufacturers.

Mini - 13 inches
Pony - 14 inches
Cob (Small Horse) - 15 inches
Full (Horse) - 16 inches
Oversized (Warmblood) - 17 inches

Clean and condition leather by applying a conditioning saddle soap while carefully avoiding the gems. Rhinestones cleaned with saddle soap become dull. I recommend a damp cloth to clean gems.

I use quality padded leather browbands, rhinestones and adhesive on my browbands. Adhesive for leather is durable, adheres well to both leather and metal which will keep your new browband looking beautiful for many years.
I spend time shopping for quality supplies at great prices so I can pass the savings on to you.

There are a few ways to measure yourself for a belt:

If you have a belt you already like, lay the belt on a clean, flat surface. Start the tape measure (you can use a metal or a dressmaker’s tape – it doesn’t matter) at the hole you use and measure to the end of the belt, where it meets the buckle. Belts are measured in inches and you should round to the nearest inch.
If you measure 36 inches, you will want to purchase a size 36 belt.

If you are purchasing a belt for the first time, you can use a dressmaker’s tape (it’s soft and pliable) to find your measurement. Put the tape through the belt loops on your breeches like you would a belt. Add 2 inches to the measurement. Example: if your tape measures 32 inches, order a 34 belt.

I sell my dog collars based on the inches measured from the base of the buckle to the first hole for the first measurement and from the base of the buckle to the last hole for the second measurement.

You should use a soft tape (also known as a dressmakers tape) to measure around your dogs neck. You should be able to stick two fingers between the collar and your dog's neck so you are not choking him or her.

If you do not have a soft tape, you can lay your dogs existing collar flat and measure from the base of the buckle to the hole that is most used. If you like the fit of the existing collar, order a collar in that same size otherwise adjust accordingly. (up or down depending on how happy you are with the existing fit)

Items that are made to order fall under the custom category of my return policy. My process for creating each item includes checking in with the customer at every step of the process so that I can be sure that you are getting a quality product that exceeds your expectations. This includes a final approval step in which you will need to approve the final product before it is shipped.

If at any time you have problems with an item from my shop, please contact me so that we can work something out. Customer satisfaction is important to me and I'm always willing to work with my customers.