Size guide
Find the right fit in five minutes
All you need is a soft tape measure and a treat. Measure your dog while they are standing on all four legs, head up.
How to measure
1
Back
From the base of the neck, where the collar sits, to the base of the tail. Our sizes are built around this number.
2
Chest
Around the widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs. Deep-chested breeds often need a size up.
3
Neck
Around the neck where the collar sits, with two fingers of room.
Size chart
Size
Back
Chest
Neck
Typical breeds
XS
20–25 cm
32–38 cm
20–24 cm
Chihuahua, toy poodle
S
26–31 cm
38–46 cm
24–30 cm
Jack Russell, pug
M
32–38 cm
46–56 cm
30–36 cm
French bulldog, schnauzer
L
39–46 cm
56–66 cm
36–42 cm
Whippet, dachshund
XL
47–55 cm
66–78 cm
42–50 cm
Labrador, border collie
Between two sizes?
Go up one size for coats and raincoats, which sit over fur, and down one for knits, which stretch a little with wear.
Care guide
Coats and puffers
Close all zips and snaps, then machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry low with two clean tennis balls to keep the down fluffy.
Raincoats
Wipe off mud with a damp cloth. When the water stops beading, wash at 30° and tumble dry low to bring the finish back.
Knitwear
Hand wash or use the wool cycle at 30°. Reshape while damp and dry flat, away from radiators. A fabric comb takes care of pilling.
Hoodies and tees
Machine wash at 30°, inside out. Skip the fabric softener, which can irritate sensitive skin.