Size guide

On every collar product page you will see a size guide beneath the product description. An example is shown below:

Using the size guide

Collar size : the length of the whole collar excluding the buckle/fastener.
Fit Range : The distance from the first hole to the last hole on the collar.
Width : The width of the collar, excluding the buckle.
Weight : The weight of the collar, in grammes, excluding product tags.

How to select the best size

• Add 1-2cm for breathing space
• Between sizes? We recommend the next size up
• Dog still growing? Choose a size where you can let the collar out by at least one hole
• Measuring your dog’s current collar can be a good start
• Check the width and weight to get the right look for your dog; chunky or thin. Width and weight will increase with size.

For more help watch our two minute video guide below.

On every coat or jumper product page you will see a size guide beneath the product description. An example is shown below:

Using the size guide

Neck (A) : Circumference of the neck.
Torso range (B) : The torso circumference, measured at the thickest part of the chest.
Back length (C) : Distance from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.

For more help watch our two minute video guide below.

On every harness product page you will see a size guide beneath the product description. An example is shown below:

Using the size guide

Refer to the diagram below. Using a tape measure record the following measurements:

Torso circumference (A): record at the widest point (normally just behind the front legs)
Neck circumference (B) : note, for some harness designs this is not relevant.

Using these measurements and the table above select the correct size harness for your dog.

How to select the best size

• The fit should be snug but not restrictive
• Between sizes? We recommend the next size up
• Check the width to get the right look for your dog; chunky or thin. Width typically increases with size.