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THE FIT GUIDE

Find their fit.
Dog & cat size guide.

Three measurements, then the chart for the exact style. A breed or a size label alone cannot tell you what fits.

01 / A LITTLE MEASURING

Start with your pet.

Use a soft measuring tape while your pet stands naturally. Keep it level, without pulling it tight or pressing down the coat. Record the actual measurements and their units.

Dogs: measuring positions 1: neck circumference at the base of the neck. 2: chest circumference behind the front legs. 3: back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. A schematic, not a breed or size recommendation. 1 2 3
Dogs Measuring positions, not a size chart
Cats: measuring positions 1: neck circumference at the base of the neck. 2: chest circumference behind the front legs. 3: back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. A schematic, not a breed or size recommendation. 1 2 3
Cats Measuring positions, not a size chart
  1. Neck

    Measure around the base of the neck, where the garment’s neckline sits.

  2. Chest

    Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.

  3. Back

    Measure from the base of the neck along the back to the base of the tail.

02 / THE EXACT STYLE MATTERS

Read the chart, not just the label.

Open Size & suitability on the product page. Check every listed dimension, the units, and the type of measurement before choosing.

YOUR PET

Body measurements

The numbers you measure on your pet. If a chart lists recommended body ranges, compare your measurements with those ranges.

THE CLOTHING

Garment measurements

The dimensions of the clothing itself. These are not automatically the body sizes it fits. Cut, stretch and the maker’s fit allowance also matter.

If the measurement type or allowance is unclear, ask before choosing. Do not add a fixed amount to every measurement, or assume “size up” will solve a mismatch.

The right pet, too.

Check the product’s intended pet type and any body-shape restrictions. Dog and cat styles are not interchangeable. A style made for a hairless cat is not automatically suitable for a coated cat, or the other way around.

Breed filters help you browse. They do not confirm fit.

Comfort comes first.

Let your pet move naturally in the garment. Check the neck, leg openings and closures for pulling or restricted movement. Never force a pet into clothing; remove it if they seem uncomfortable.

A lovely outfit should still let them be themselves.

03 / BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A few good questions.

Can a photo or virtual try-on tell me the size?

No. A photo can show the look, but cannot establish your pet’s measurements, the garment’s dimensions or fit. Use actual measurements and the chart for that exact style.

Is an M the same across different styles?

Not necessarily. Labels can differ by maker, cut and fabric. Check the chart again for every style, even if your pet already wears an M in another outfit.

What if a chart is missing, unclear, or my pet falls between sizes?

Do not guess. Note the exact style and your pet’s neck, chest and back measurements, including units. Contact us to request the missing dimensions or fit guidance before ordering. A listed size label alone is not enough.

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THEIR WARDROBE

First, your pet.

Who are we dressing?

Breed is a preference, not a fit guarantee. For a Sphynx, choose hairless-cat styles above.

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