The Daily — Stone Grey
Cecil
cecil (ce·cil) — named for the street through the old CBD. Cecil Clementi Smith, governor 1887.
$58.00
One build. Five colours. No exceptions.
Neutral on principle.
Cecil's the grey that doesn't try. Named for the street between the shophouses that survived and the towers that came after.
It won't match your dog's leash to anything in particular — because it goes with all of it. Pavement grey, shutter grey, the grey of a facade that's outlasted three renovations next door.
Same build as the rest of the line. The colourway for the owner who'd rather not make a statement. Which, obviously, is one.
- Colour-matched throughout — stone grey collar, leash, buckle, D-ring
- Adjustable handle loop with side-release buckle
- Converts to a fixed tether
- Wipes clean — does not absorb water, grime, or odour
- 1.9 cm flat webbing — matches collar width exactly
- 200 cm total length including hook
Colourway — The Daily
Size
Pairs across the line. View the full Daily.
Ships within the United States. Orders are processed within 1–2 business days, with free standard shipping over $60 (flat $8 under $60). Estimated delivery is 5–8 business days.
Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused items in original condition — email fridaypaws0@gmail.com to start a return.
Every piece is backed by a 1-year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship — buckle failure, seam failure, or hardware corrosion under normal use. Email fridaypaws0@gmail.com with proof of purchase and a photo of the issue, and we'll repair or replace it at no cost. Doesn't cover normal wear and tear, chewing or misuse, unauthorized modification, or loss and theft.
Cecil Street — 1887
Stone Grey
Cecil
Size S
| Size | Neck | Width | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 19–26 cm | 1.9 cm | 0.25 cm |
| M | 25–36 cm | 1.9 cm | 0.25 cm |
| L | 34–52 cm | 1.9 cm | 0.25 cm |
Leash: 200 cm total including the hook, 1.9 cm / 0.25 cm — one size, fits with every collar size.
Measure around the neck where the collar sits, then add two fingers of room. If the number sits between two sizes, take the larger.