Dog Clothes

How to measure your dog for clothes
You’ll need three measurements: back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, chest girth around the widest part of the ribcage, and neck girth. Chest size matters most for fit. If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger size, especially for deep-chested breeds.
Does your dog need a coat?
Small breeds, short-haired dogs, seniors and lean breeds like whippets and greyhounds often feel the cold quickly. A dog sweater works well for cool days, while padded dog coats and jackets are better for real winter weather. On wet days, a dog raincoat keeps the worst of the rain off and saves you a long towel-off at the door. For everyday comfort and style, our dog hoodies are an easy favorite.
Protecting paws in summer and winter
Hot pavement in summer and salted sidewalks in winter can be rough on paw pads. Dog boots with non-slip soles protect paws on tough surfaces. Most dogs walk a little funny at first, so let them wear the boots indoors for a few short sessions with treats before heading outside.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the right size of dog clothes?
Measure your dog’s chest, neck and back length and compare them to the size chart on the product page. Chest girth is the most important measurement.
Do dogs need coats in winter?
Not all dogs do. Small, short-haired, senior and lean breeds usually benefit from a coat, while thick double-coated breeds are typically fine without one.
Are dog boots comfortable for dogs?
Once they get used to them, most dogs wear boots comfortably. Start with short indoor sessions and plenty of treats.