How to Find the Right Size for Dog Clothing

Finding the perfect fit for your dog’s outfit is key to both comfort and style. Whether you’re shopping for everyday wear or statement pieces, the right size ensures your pet can move freely while looking their best.

1. Measure Your Dog Correctly

To choose the right dog clothing size, start by measuring your dog in three key areas:

  • Chest (Most Important)
    Measure around the widest part of your dog’s chest, just behind the front legs.
    *This is the most important measurement when selecting clothing.

  • Back Length
    Measure from the base of the neck (where the collar sits) to the base of the tail.

  • Neck
    Measure around the neck where a collar would naturally rest.

Important Tips:

  • Do not measure too tightly and allow a little room for comfort and movement
  • If you prefer a looser fit or your dog is still growing, add extra space
  • If you measure snug, choose a slightly larger size for a better fit

2. Refer to the Size Chart on Each Product Page

Every product has its own unique sizing, so always refer to the size chart provided on the specific product page before purchasing.

  • Prioritize the chest measurement when selecting clothing sizes

  • If your dog falls between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for comfort

  • Different styles (e.g. hoodies, dresses, harness outfits) may fit differently

3. Consider Fit & Comfort Preferences

Every dog is different — some prefer a snug fit, while others need more room to move.

When deciding how much extra space to allow:

  • Add 1–3 cm (0.5–1 inch) for a fitted look
  • Add 3–5 cm (1–2 inches) for a more relaxed, comfortable fit
  • For thick fur breeds, always allow extra room

4. Sizing for Accessories

Sizing isn’t just for clothing — accessories require different measurements:

  • Hats & Caps: Measure head circumference
  • Shoes: Measure paw length and width

Each product will include specific measurement instructions — be sure to follow them carefully.

5. Still Unsure? We’re Here to Help

If you’re unsure about sizing, feel free to contact us before placing your order.
We’re happy to help you find the best fit for your pet.

Average Dog Breed Size Guide (Optional Reference)

If measuring your dog isn’t possible, you may use the average breed measurements below as a general guide. However, individual dogs may vary, so actual measurements are always recommended for the best fit.

 

Breed Chest (Inch) Chest (CM) Neck (Inch) Neck (CM)
American Cocker Spaniel 20–24 50–60 12–18 30–45
Australian Shepherd 22–28 55–70 16–22 40–55
Basenji 16–22 40–55 10–14 25–35
Beagle 18–24 45–60 12–18 30–45
Bichon Frise 16–20 40–50 12–16 30–40
Border Collie 22–26 55–65 14–18 35–45
Boston Terrier 16–20 40–50 12–16 30–40
Cairn Terrier 16–20 40–50 10–14 25–35
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel 16–20 40–50 12–16 30–40
Chihuahua 12–16 30–40 8–12 20–30
Cocker Spaniel 20–24 50–60 12–18 30–45
Corgi 18–22 45–55 14–16 35–40
Dachshund (Mini) 12–18 30–45 8–12 20–30
Dachshund (Standard) 20–24 50–60 12–16 30–40
French Bulldog 20–26 50–66 12–16 30–40
Italian Greyhound 12–18 30–45 8–12 20–30
Jack Russell Terrier 16–22 40–55 10–14 25–35
Maltese 12–16 30–40 9–13 23–33
Mini Goldendoodle 20–28 50–70 14–20 35–50
Miniature Pinscher 12–18 30–45 10–14 25–35
Miniature Schnauzer 18–22 45–55 12–16 30–40
Papillon 12–16 30–40 9–13 23–33
Pekingese 16–20 40–50 10–14 25–35
Pomeranian 12–16 30–40 9–13 23–33
Pug 18–24 45–60 12–16 30–40
Scottish Terrier 16–20 40–50 10–14 25–35
Shetland Sheepdog 20–24 50–60 12–16 30–40
Shih Tzu 16–20 40–50 10–14 25–35
Toy Poodle 12–16 30–40 9–13 23–33
West Highland Terrier 16–22 40–55 12–16 30–40
Whippet 18–24 45–60 13–15 33–38
Yorkshire Terrier 12–16 30–40 8–12 20–30