Waterproof coats, raincoats, ponchos and jumpsuits that keep your dog dry and warm on rainy, cold days.
Which style suits you?
There are four different cuts in this collection. The difference is not only how they look; how easy they are to put on and how much they cover changes too.
Poncho — the easiest to put on
It closes with hook-and-loop fasteners, so you never have to push your dog's legs through anything; it wraps over the back and adjusts at the waist and neck. The hood is removable and the back is cut long. This is the most practical option for dogs that wriggle or refuse to give you a paw while being dressed.
Raincoat — back and body cover
Designed for short walks and sudden downpours. The legs stay free, so it is the cut with the greatest freedom of movement; the choice for dogs that love to run and play. Fleece-lined styles add warmth in cool weather.
Coat — for cold and wind
Made from waterproof, windproof fabric. The collar and leg length are adjustable, and reflective strips improve visibility on darkening evenings.
Jumpsuit — full four-legged protection
Because it covers the legs as well, it gives the most complete protection on muddy trails and in snow; there is less to wipe down when you get home. Our newest jumpsuits — Bubble Bears, Nordic Pups, Winter Glow, Skull Bloom and Groovy Splash — are built with a membrane-coated outer shell, a premium fleece inner layer and an ergonomic four-legged pattern, in sizes from M to 5XL.
Closed belly for female dogs
Standard jumpsuits and coats are designed with an open belly area — necessary for male dogs, but it leaves that area unprotected on females. Styles with “Female Dog Jumpsuit” in the name are made with a closed belly. If you are shopping for a female dog, let this detail guide your choice.
Separate products for large breeds
Our raincoats with “Large Breed” in the name come in 3XL, 4XL, 5XL and 6XL and are designed as separate products for medium-to-large breeds. For broad-chested breeds such as Golden Retrievers, Labradors and German Shepherds, we recommend going straight to this group rather than sizing up in a small-breed style.
How to choose the right size
In dog clothing, size depends on back length far more than on weight. Of two dogs of the same weight, the longer-bodied one needs a size up. That is why “how many kilos?” is not enough on its own.
Measure with your dog standing: first the back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, then the chest circumference at its widest point. Each of the 32 products in this collection lists the name, breed and measurements of the dog wearing it — comparing your own measurements against that reference is the fastest way. If your dog falls between two sizes, choose the larger one: a tight garment restricts movement, while a slightly roomy one can be taken in with the adjustable waist and collar. If you are unsure, write to us; we will look at the measurements and tell you which size we recommend.
Shared by every style
Every product in the collection has a leash access opening, so you can attach the leash without taking the garment off. All of them are fleece lined inside. Washing and care instructions are listed separately on each product page.
