Doggie Apparel Sizing Guide

We highly recommend our customers to review our Sizing Guide prior to making any purchases of dog apparel, clothing, and accessories.  Reviewing this guide and our illustration below will help you determine how to measure your pet, especially if you are new pet parent or have never dressed your pampered doggy up in clothing or booties before.

Customers are urged to use this guide for understanding how to take pet measurements.  As we offer a large variety of brand names and products, our products have an individual size chart or other reference guide in the product description when more than one option is available.  The diagram below will show you how to accurately measure for a length, neck and chest measurement.  Please note that it is not recommended to determine size based on your pet's breed, weight, brand, or previous purchases you may have made from us or anywhere else.  Each and every designer uses different cuts and sizing patterns.  Therefore, please refer to the individual size chart that is shown in each product's description before making your size selection.

As a general rule for selecting dog clothing sizes, the most important measurements are chest  and the length.  The chest girth is usually the widest and thickest part of the chest measured from the back to underneath the arms.  If the clothing is too tight, your dog may get hot and uncomfortable.  The length for products like jackets and coats is designed to be close to the base of your pet's tail.  While other products like t-shirts, tanks, and dresses should be within 2 to 4 inches from the base of the tail.  Please refer to any additional information that is contained in the product description to help you determine the best size for your pet.  If various types of measurements are provided in the product description, please take into account the length measurement first.  This is especially important to certain breeds that have longer bodies like Dachshunds.

If your pet's measurements fall in between two sizes, we suggest ordering the next larger size just to be safe.  

Neck
Measure around the neck as you would for a collar. Allow some room for a comfortable fit. 
Chest 
Measure the chest girth at its widest point, all the way around, which is typically right behind the front legs. If the dog has a large girth, going up a size is recommended. 
Length 
Measure from the base of your dog's neck to the base of the tail. 

We recommend use of a fabric or cloth measuring tape when determining your pet's measurements.

If you should need additional assistance with sizing, please contact us.  

If the size you require is not listed, please contact us.  The size may be available and we will try to get it for you.