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Size Guide

DOG COAT SIZE GUIDE

All our coats are handmade to order and we created a number of different sizes to ensure the perfect fit.  However we do realise that dogs come in all different shapes and sizes so we also can make a bespoke coat for your dog.

Size Chest (cm) Length Breeds
XXS 30-38 20 Teacup Chihuahua
XS 35-45 25 Mini Dachshund, Yorkshire Terrier
S 42-52 30 Norfolk Terrier, Border Terrier, Mini Schnauzer, Small Pug, Mini Poodle,
French Bull Dog, Cavalier
M 49-59 36 French Bull Dog, Parsons Jack Russell, Cocker Spaniel, Small Beagle,
Fox Terrier, Pug, Westie
L 56-66 42 Small Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Westie, Staffie, Long legged Jack  Russell, Fox Terrier, Standard Pug
XL 63-74 48 Small Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Westie, Staffie, Long legged Jack  Russell, Fox Terrier, Standard Pug
XXL 72-87 55 Cocker Spaniel, Staffie, Westie, Dalmatian, Boxer, Bulldog, Weimaraner,
Doberman, Labrador, Vizsla
XXXL 85-100 62 Boxer, Dalmatian, Labrador, Bulldog, Weimaraner, Vizsla, pointer

How to measure your dog to enure the perfect fit

1. Chest

Find the widest part of your dog's chest and wrap your tape around placing two fingers underneath to ensure it is a comfortable fit.

2. Length

Measure from the base of your dog's neck to the bottom of their back.

3. Collar

To ensure you get the best fit around your dogs neck and shoulders we need the size of their neck, again if you could place two fingers under the tape it will then be a comfortable fit rather than being too snug.

Can't find the right size, well don't worry we can make a bespoke coat for your dog however we do need 3 more measurements.

1.  The Depth of the Coat (Front)

To ensure you get the perfect coat place the tape at the top of your dog's elbow and the measure over your dogs back to the other elbow. 

2.  The Depth of the Coat (Back)

To ensure you get the perfect coat place the tape at the top of your dog's stifle joint and the measure over your dogs back to the other stifle joint.

3. Finally we just need the depth of your dog's chest so that we can structure it to fit comfortably.  Therefore find the widest point of your dogs chest and measure from the back of the elbow joint right round the front of your dog to the back of the other elbow joint.