General Sizing Info

There are no standard sizes for dog clothing and accessories. Each product will vary depending on its designer. Therefore, we highly recommend you measure your pet precisely to ensure an accurate fit. It is also not always reliable to purchase items based on your pet's breed or weight. Just as humans, dogs come in a variety of shapes. So it may be hard to determine what size your dog would be based only on weight.

If your pet's measurements fall in between two sizes, we suggest ordering the larger size. You should also take your pup's "fluff factor" into consideration. If your pup has a very fluffy coat, you should consider getting the larger size because it will be much more comfortable for them.

Because each designer has their own sizing, we do not offer one standard chart for all the apparel. However, each product page has sizing or a link to the correct chart in its description. Please note that those measurements represent the size of the dog and do not reflect the actual measurements of the garment. Make sure your pet will fit within the chest size and length measurements for a proper fit.

All our products are sized in inches. Please feel free to contact us if you need additional assistance with sizing.

Taking Measurements

Please use a flexible tape measure to ensure an accurate reading.

Neck – Measure the neck length as you would for a collar. Allow some leeway for a comfortable fit.

Chest - Measure the chest at its widest point, which is typically right behind the front legs.

Body Length - Measure along the dog's backbone from the base of the head to the base of the tail.

This is from the base where the collar rests to where the tail is attached.

If neck, chest and body length measurements are given, take into account all measurements and purchase the item that best encompasses all measurements.

Fitting a Collar

Of course you don't want a collar which fits too tightly, as you may choke your pet! But if you give too much room, the collar wont be secure and your pet may be able to slip it off. A collar that fits correctly should always allow just enough room for you to fit two fingers through. 

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