🐾 Dog Clothing Size Guide

Find the perfect fit for jackets, sweaters, raincoats and winter outfits.

How to Measure Your Dog

To ensure the best fit, use a soft measuring tape and take all measurements while your dog is standing naturally.

1. Chest Girth (most important)

Measure the widest point of the chest, right behind the front legs.
➜ This is the primary measurement for jackets, raincoats and winter clothing.

2. Neck Girth

Measure around the base of the neck where the collar naturally sits.
➜ Add 2–3 cm for comfort.

3. Back Length

Measure from the base of the neck (where the collar sits) to the base of the tail.
➜ Make sure your dog stands straight.

4. Weight (secondary help)

Useful for breeds with unique proportions.

📏 Universal Clothing Size Chart

Suitable for most European brands (Rukka, Flamingo, Best Buddy, Hurtta-style sizing).

Size	Back Length (cm)	Chest Girth (cm)	Neck Girth (cm)	Typical Dog Weight
XS	25–30	30–40	20–28	1–4 kg
S	30–35	35–45	24–32	3–7 kg
M	35–45	45–55	30–40	6–15 kg
L	45–55	55–70	38–48	14–25 kg
XL	55–65	70–85	45–55	25–35+ kg
XXL	65–75	80–100	50–65	35–50+ kg

🧣 Tips for Choosing the Right Clothing Size

• If between two sizes → choose the larger one
• Chest girth is the most important measurement
• For long-haired breeds, add 2–4 cm of extra space
• Winter coats require slightly more room due to inner lining
• Slim-fit raincoats should be closer to body size
• Dogs with deep chests (greyhound types) may need custom-fit models

🔍 Fit Check Before Use

✔ The coat should not restrict walking or running
✔ You should fit 2 fingers under the neckline comfortably
✔ The back length should not go past the tail
✔ For males: ensure chest length does not interfere with peeing
✔ Check if the clothing shifts during movement — proper fit stays centered