The PinkIncahands-free leashfrom Hiro & Wolf is craftedfrom the Inca style soft blanket fabric with thick vegetable-tanned leather.

The hands-free leash has a d-ring about half way along the leash and clips at each end. One clip attaches to the d-ring to create a loop for cross-body wear. The other end attaches to the dog collar. The hands-free leash works as a double leash for two dogs by posting the fabric through the d-ring to create a handle.

The fabric is backed onto tough polyester webbing andstitched together usingnylon thread.The leash uses high quality 'lobster claw' trigger snaphooks with spring-gate and d-rings made from nickel-plated solid brass, for that added security for large dogs (and small strong ones!).

The PinkIncasoft blanket fabric is highly durable and has been sourced from and woven in Bolivia. Woven with the striking Inca style pattern, thetraditional fabric is extremely hard-wearing, easy to clean and looks fabulous on both long- and short-haired breeds.

These collars and leashes are hand-made in the East London studioand rigorously tested by Hiro and Wolf themselves on muddy walks through Hackney marshes (grassland on western bank of River Lea in Hackney) and occasional shopping trips to Liberties!

Takethis leash with its matching for the most stylish houndin the park!

Care instructions: easy cleaning by wiping down with warm water and mild soap, and drying thoroughly

* Hand-crafted in studio in Columbia Road, East London.

* Made from Bolivian blanketfabric, vegetable tanned leather, polyester webbing interior and nickel plated solid brass hardware

* Sizes: 250cm long, 2cm width

For every purchase of this item, Ginger and Bear is donating 10% of proceeds to we work with.

Care where your gear ismade in?

We are thrilledto feature Hiro and Wolf, a brand which devotes itself to fair trade in East Africa, by engagingthe Bombolulu workshop, a non-profit organization and a member of the World Trade Organization.The brand works with the physically disabled artisans in craftingjewellery, textile and leather products, by paying them a fair price. The regular income the artisans received not only empower them socially and economically, it supports the community, keeping them away from illegal poaching, thus protecting the environment and wild life in the area.

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