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Dog Winter Snowsuit — Graphene Thermal Lining, Full Four-Leg Coverage, Hooded, Water-Resistant
Dog Winter Snowsuit — Graphene Thermal Lining, Full Four-Leg Coverage, Hooded, Water-Resistant
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Dog Winter Snowsuit — Graphene Thermal Lining, Full Four-Leg Coverage, Hooded, Water-Resistant
Regular price
$55.99
Regular price
$55.99
Sale price
$111.98
Unit price
per
For their favorite season outside
Their little coat.
Their little coat.
Your big love.
For the little companion who makes every walk better. A padded hooded snowsuit with thermal lining and four-leg coverage, made for cozy cold-weather outings while helping keep covered fur cleaner.
Measure your dog before choosing a size.
Warmth, wrapped aroundGraphene thermal lining
Made for chilly walksWater-resistant, wind-blocking shell
Easy to get readySnap closure & elastic cuffs
Thoughtful layers. Everyday comfort.More coverage.
More coverage.
More cozy moments.
From the first morning walk to a little time in the snow, give them a winter layer that covers more than their back.
Wrap up all four legs.
A full-body design covers the chest and legs. Elastic cuffs help reduce drafts while leaving paws free.
Ready for a winter breeze.
The water-resistant outer shell helps repel light rain and snow, while the hood adds an extra layer of coverage.
More play. Less mess.
Four-leg coverage adds a layer between covered fur and everyday dirt, helping reduce mud splashes and grime on the chest and legs during outdoor walks.
Their winter wardrobe, upgradedSmall details.
Small details.
A warmer routine.
A clean color-block look with practical details that make bundling up feel simple.
- Snap-button closure. Open the suit fully to dress your dog gently, then fasten for a secure fit.
- Adjustable hood. Fine-tune the fit without covering their eyes or restricting their ears.
- Elastic leg openings. A closer fit around each leg helps keep cold air out.
- A little less cleanup. Covered areas stay better shielded from light dirt and splashes, so more of the mess lands on the coat instead of their fur.
The right fit comes firstMeasure once.
Measure once.
Make winter comfier.
Dog clothing sizes vary by brand. Choose by your dog’s measurements rather than their breed, weight, or usual clothing size.
Start with chest girth, then check neck and back length against the chart below. If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger size and check that all measurements allow comfortable movement.
Measure with your dog standing naturally. A flexible tape works best.
01
Chest girth
Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs. Keep the tape snug, without compressing the fur.
02
Back length
Measure from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, along the back.
03
Neck circumference
Measure around the base of the neck where a collar normally sits. Leave room for a comfortable fit.
Find their comfortable fit
Size guide
All measurements are in inches. Use chest girth as your starting point, then check neck and back length.
| Size | Neck (in) | Chest (in) | Back Length (in) |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 11.0 | 16.5 | 9.4 |
| M | 12.6 | 18.1 | 11.0 |
| L | 14.2 | 19.7 | 12.6 |
| XL | 15.7 | 21.3 | 14.2 |
| 2XL | 17.3 | 22.8 | 15.7 |
| 3XL | 18.9 | 24.4 | 16.9 |
Converted from the original centimeter chart and rounded to one decimal. Manual measurements may vary. Choose by measurements, not breed or weight alone.
A simple getting-ready routine
Bundle up. Head out.
Open & ease in.
Undo the snaps, then gently guide each paw into the leg openings. Take your time if your dog is new to clothing.
Fasten & adjust.
Close the snaps and adjust the hood. Check that the coat is comfortable around the neck, chest, and legs.
Check their movement.
Let your dog take a few steps before going outside. They should be able to walk and move naturally.
Before their next adventureA few good
A few good
questions.
Is the coat waterproof?
The outer shell is water-resistant and suited to light rain or snow. It is not a fully waterproof rain suit. Avoid prolonged heavy rain and change out of wet clothing.
What makes this different from a regular dog coat?
This snowsuit combines a graphene thermal lining, a hood, and coverage for all four legs. It offers more coverage than a coat that only covers the back.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure your dog’s chest, back, and neck, then compare all three measurements with the size chart above. All measurements are in inches. Start with chest girth, and check neck and back length too. If between sizes, choose the larger size.
Can my dog move comfortably in it?
The correct fit is essential. After dressing your dog, check that the suit does not pull around the shoulders or legs and that your dog can walk naturally. Do not force a tight fit.
Does it help keep my dog clean?
Yes. The coat helps shield the fur it covers from everyday dirt and light mud splashes, especially around the chest and legs. Paws and other uncovered areas can still get dirty. Remove and clean the coat when needed, and let it dry fully before the next walk.
How should I clean it?
Follow the garment’s care label for washing and drying instructions. Let the coat dry completely before storing it or putting it back on your dog.
Can my dog wear it all day?
Use it for supervised cold-weather outings. Remove it indoors or if your dog becomes too warm, uncomfortable, or wet. Adjust time outside to your dog’s needs and the weather.
A little warmth.
A lot of tail wags.
Find their color. Check their size. Get ready for winter together.