Measurement A – Back
Take a measurement along the back from the neck, just below the collar, to the base of the tail.
Measurement B – Chest
Measure around the girth of the dog, at the deepest part, normally just behind the front legs.
Measurement C – Neck
Take the third measurement around the neck, just below the collar, add a little to ensure you leave plenty of space for your dog!
Sizing Chart
Now you have your measurements, refer to the chart; find the largest of the two sizes you recorded, rounding up if necessary. Please bear in mind the chart represents the actual size of the coat, not the dog.
For instance, if you have measurements as A: 62 (round up to 64cm size 4) and B: 70 (round up to 71cm size 4) and C: 44 (rounded up to 47 size 4) you would need a size 4.
Sighthound Sizing:
For sighthound shaped dogs follow this sizing table:
| Sizes (cm) |
-2 |
-1 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
| A – Back |
47cm |
50cm |
52cm |
54cm |
56cm |
60cm |
64cm |
69cm |
74cm |
79cm |
| B – Chest |
53cm |
56cm |
59cm |
61cm |
63cm |
66cm |
71cm |
76cm |
80cm |
86cm |
| C – Neck |
34cm |
36cm |
38cm |
41cm |
42cm |
43cm |
47cm |
51cm |
54cm |
58cm |
Tig Tay-George –
We loved the first one, which we got in February, so much, we got a second one! This version of the jumper is more tailored and fits Mus like a glove. The material is super soft and cuddly, and perfect for winter if your dog feels the cold. Despite its soft feel, it is still hard wearing enough to withstand being dragged through the undergrowth. Despite not being waterproof, the double layer material holds up to a soggy walk without wetting through completely. I would definitely recommend it!
ForsythandTedd –
I am so pleased that you are so happy with your jumpers. Thank you for your kind review.