The Spartacus SLAVE Leather Collar is a black oil-tanned leather wordband collar with a 3/4-inch strap and adjustable snap closure. The current maker page gives a 13.5-to-16.5-inch neck range and says the collar is handmade in the USA. The Stag Standard SKU is BWB-B2, and the verified UPC is 669729701027. No separate manufacturer part number is verified.
Verified product details
- Brand: Spartacus.
- Wordband: SLAVE.
- Color: black.
- Material: oil-tanned leather. The exact leather grade, finish chemistry, and tanning formulation are not published.
- Width: 3/4 inch.
- Maker-listed neck range: 13.5 to 16.5 inches.
- Closure: adjustable metal snaps.
- Origin: handmade in the USA according to the current Spartacus product page.
- Operation: manual and unpowered.
Measure and check the fit
Measure around the neck where the collar will sit using a soft measuring tape held flat against the skin. Do not measure the total collar length from the maker’s neck-size range. The maker publishes a 13.5-to-16.5-inch range, while an older exact-product retailer record rounds the snap settings to 13 through 16 inches. Treat the current maker range as guidance and confirm the actual snap positions and fit on the received collar.
Fasten only on a setting that allows normal breathing, swallowing, speaking, jaw movement, and head movement. The collar should remain flat and should not press against the throat or airway. If the wearer is between settings or cannot move and communicate comfortably, choose a different fit rather than forcing a snap.
Before use
Use only between consenting adults who have agreed on limits, a verbal stop word, and a nonverbal stop signal. Test every snap off the body, keep the release hardware accessible, and make sure all participants know how to remove the collar immediately.
This narrow wordband collar is not a load-bearing restraint, fall-arrest device, posture collar, or locking collar. The product-specific sources do not publish a working-load rating or any approval for leash, chain, tether, suspension, dragging, pulling, or connection to furniture. Do not attach body weight or use the collar to control a person’s movement. Never leave the wearer unattended, asleep, intoxicated, sedated, ill, or otherwise unable to communicate clearly.
Monitoring and removal
Monitor breathing, swallowing, speech, skin color, temperature, comfort, and alertness throughout wear. Remove the collar immediately for shortness of breath, choking, coughing, dizziness, confusion, panic, neck pain, numbness, tingling, swelling, discoloration, skin irritation, hardware pressure, or any request or signal to stop. Seek urgent medical help if breathing is affected, the collar cannot be removed promptly, or symptoms continue after removal.
Hardware, inspection, and care
The product-specific sources do not publish the metal alloy, nickel content, a hypoallergenic statement, or a structural rating for the snaps or decorative letters. If the wearer has a known metal or leather sensitivity, avoid direct contact unless the received label identifies compatible materials. Stop use for rash, burning, or persistent irritation.
Before each use, inspect the full leather strap, edges, decorative letters, and every snap for cracking, deep creasing, stretching, torn or separating leather, sharp edges, corrosion, loose hardware, contamination, or a snap that will not close and release normally. Do not use a damaged collar.
The maker does not publish a product-specific cleaning procedure. Follow the received label or packaging. For light surface soil, use a barely damp soft cloth, then let the collar air dry completely at room temperature. Do not soak, machine wash, bleach, disinfect with harsh chemicals, or heat dry unless the received instructions expressly permit it. Spot-test any leather cleaner or conditioner on a hidden area first. Store the collar unfastened or loosely fastened, flat or gently supported, away from direct heat, sunlight, moisture, and sharp objects.
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