Bailey and Coco

Oxford Tweed Trail & Glow Dog Harness – No-Pull, Reflective

£34.99 GBP

Sale Sold out

Taxes included.

Size S M XS L XL

Quantity

The Oxford Tweed Trail & Glow harness from Bailey and Coco brings the full feature set of a modern dog harness into the Oxford collection. The classic British tweed exterior covers a breathable mesh lining, with a three-buckle adjustment system, a lockable neck clasp for easy on and off, dual D-rings on the front and back, a back handle for control at close quarters, and reflective strips on both the front and back panels. Designed for daily use on dogs of all temperaments, including those that benefit from front-clip no-pull management.

Lockable neck clasp — no pull-over fitting: The neck fastens with a security clasp rather than pulling over the head. Open both buckles, position the harness, clip the neck clasp, fasten the chest strap. Significantly easier for dogs that resist the traditional pull-over method.
3-buckle fully adjustable fit: Three separate adjustment points — neck strap, chest strap, and girth strap — allow independent fine-tuning for a secure and comfortable fit across a wide range of dog shapes within each size.
Dual D-rings — front and back: The front chest D-ring is designed for no-pull lead attachment and ID tag use. The back D-ring between the shoulder blades is for standard lead walking. Both are rated for everyday use.
Back handle for added control: The sturdy handle between the shoulders gives a reliable grip point at road crossings, around other dogs, or in busy environments — without reaching for the collar.
Reflective strips — front and back: Strips run along the front chest panel and across the back, making your dog visible in low light without a separate high-vis accessory.
Breathable, quick-dry mesh lining: The inner lining minimises heat build-up during active walks and dries quickly after wet weather, keeping your dog comfortable throughout.

Sizing guide

Measure your dog's neck at its narrowest point and the chest at its widest point, typically just behind the front legs. Back length is measured from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. If your dog falls between sizes on chest measurement, size up.

Size	Neck	Chest	Back length	Typical fit
XS	24–34cm	26–50cm	20cm	Small terriers, Chihuahua, Toy breeds
S	30–45cm	35–66cm	23cm	Cocker Spaniel, Cavapoo, Jack Russell, Whippet
M	35–50cm	40–71cm	26.5cm	Springer Spaniel, Beagle, Border Terrier
L	40–60cm	55–83cm	32cm	Labrador, Border Collie, Dalmatian
XL	55–83cm	71–99cm	34cm	Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Husky

How to fit

Open both buckles fully. Lay the harness across your dog's back to check size before fitting. Thread each front leg through the respective chest opening. Fasten the neck clasp first, then the chest buckle. Adjust the neck and chest straps independently until the harness sits flat with two fingers of slack at every adjustment point. Check the fit has not shifted after your first walk and re-adjust as needed.

Materials and care

Oxford Brown Tweed wool mix exterior. Breathable quick-dry mesh lining. Metal D-rings and buckle hardware. Wipe clean with a damp cloth after use. Do not machine wash.

Compatibility

Part of the Bailey and Coco Oxford Tweed collection — coordinates with the Oxford Tweed Adjustable Collar, 5ft Lead, Poo Bag Holder, and Bow Tie, all stocked at Hairy Dogs. The front D-ring is compatible with any standard no-pull lead clip.

Bailey and Coco design dog accessories with a practical British aesthetic. The Trail & Glow harness is available across the Oxford, Forest Tweed, Bubblegum Pink, and Jet Black ranges — the Oxford Tweed version is part of the coordinated Oxford collection stocked at Hairy Dogs.

Common questions

How do I choose the right size?

Measure your dog's neck at its narrowest point and the chest at its widest point behind the front legs. Use the chest measurement as your primary guide — the chest range is wider and more variable than neck size, and most dogs fit within a size based on chest alone. If you are between sizes on chest, go up. If unsure, contact us with your measurements and we will advise.

What is the difference between the front and back D-rings?

The front D-ring sits on the chest panel. Attaching your lead here redirects a pulling dog towards you rather than allowing them to pull forward — often called a no-pull or front-clip attachment. The back D-ring sits between the shoulder blades and is the standard lead attachment for normal walking. Both can be used depending on your dog's behaviour and your preference.

How does the neck clasp work?

The neck clasp is a lockable security clip rather than a standard press-and-release buckle. To open it, you press and slide the release mechanism — which means it stays closed more reliably during active movement. To fit: open both buckles fully, thread the front legs through, then clip the neck clasp closed before fastening the chest buckle.

How visible are the reflective strips in the dark?

The strips are designed to reflect light from car headlights, torches, and street lighting at distances where your dog would otherwise be difficult to see. They run along both the front chest panel and the back of the harness, so your dog is visible from multiple directions. They work best with a direct light source at low angles — standard for oncoming traffic or a torch.

Is this harness suitable for dogs that pull strongly?

Yes — attaching the lead to the front D-ring redirects the dog's forward momentum towards you rather than allowing them to lean into a back-clip harness and pull. This front-clip attachment is widely used in training to reduce pulling without aversive corrections. For dogs with a strong pull drive, consistent training alongside the front-clip is more effective than the harness alone.

Does this match the Oxford Tweed collar and lead at Hairy Dogs?

Yes — the Oxford Tweed harness, collar, 5ft lead, poo bag holder, and bow tie are all made from the same Oxford Brown Tweed wool mix by Bailey and Coco. They are designed as a coordinated collection and are all stocked at Hairy Dogs.