Harris Tweed® Dog Lead – Bright Pink Check
Add a touch of Scottish style to your daily walks with our handmade Harris Tweed® Dog Leads.
Each lead is carefully made in my Inverness studio using genuine Harris Tweed® layered over strong webbing for added durability and comfort. Finished with a sturdy metal trigger clip and reinforced fastenings, they are designed to be practical for everyday use while showcasing the beautiful colours and textures of Harris Tweed.
Features
- Length: Approximately 1 metre
- Handle: Comfortable loop for holding
- Clip: Sturdy metal trigger clip for attaching to your dog’s collar
- Extra D-ring: Positioned near the handle for attaching one of our matching walking pouches
- Construction: Genuine Harris Tweed® backed with strong webbing and reinforced at stress points
- Colours: Available in a selection of Harris Tweed colours and patterns
Matching Harris Tweed Accessories
Choose a lead to complement one of my matching Harris Tweed dog collars, or simply pick your favourite colour.
Complete the look with a matching bow tie, bandana or walking pouch from the ALBA DOG collection.
As Harris Tweed is a naturally woven wool fabric, the exact placement of the pattern may vary slightly from the photographs, making every lead a little different.
Handmade in Scotland by Alba Craft.
£25.00
Harris Tweed®
.. is the only fabric in the world governed by its own Act of Parliament and the only fabric produced in commercial quantities by truly traditional methods.
Harris Tweed®
...has a rare character and beauty. Hundreds of distinctive patterns have been developed over centuries, each one unique, but unmistakably Harris Tweed.
Water proof
Made from 100% British wool, naturally renewable, biodegradable and recyclable. Add to this that wool is breathable, wind and waterproof and flame resistant, all without the need for additional finishes.
100% Natural
Just look closely to reveal the true nature of your Harris Tweed. There is an extensive catalogue of designs to delve into: from an array of plain twills, traditional herringbones to more complex plaids as well as fresh, unconventional, contemporary patterns.



