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Size Guide
Use a soft measuring tape and measure snug not tight. When in doubt between two sizes, size up for wiggle room.
How to measure
- Back length — base of the neck to the base of the tail.
- Chest — around the widest part behind the front legs.
- Neck — around the base of the neck where a collar sits.
Apparel, dresses, harnesses & pajamas (inches, lbs)
| Size | Back | Chest | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 9" | 15" | 6 lbs |
| M | 12" | 18" | 11 lbs |
Bandanas & hats (neck, inches)
| Size | Neck |
|---|---|
| S | 8-12" |
| M | 12-16" |
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before you buy.
To determine your pet’s size for clothing, it’s essential to take their measurements. This includes their height (from the base of their neck to the end of their tail), chest (at the fullest part of their ribcage), and neck (at the thickest area). Use a stretchy measuring tape that fits comfortably but not too tightly. It’s crucial to consult the brand’s size chart, as sizes may differ from one brand to another.
The necessity of pet clothing varies based on breed, age, health status, and climate. Certain breeds with short or sparse fur, smaller pets, young pups, senior pets, or those with specific health issues might find it helpful to wear garments during chilly weather. Nonetheless, not every pet requires or enjoys wearing attire. It’s crucial to pay attention to your pet’s comfort and reactions when they’re dressed.
Begin by allowing your pet to explore and smell the garments. Have your pet wear the clothes for brief intervals, gradually extending the time they wear them. Encourage your pet with rewards and praise whenever they wear the clothes. Ensure the garments are cozy and do not limit your pet’s freedom to move, see, or go to the bathroom. Always watch your pet when they’re in clothes, particularly at the start.