Welcome back! Repeat orders for the same dog get a discount: 25% off your 2nd order, 45% off your 3rd order and every one after that. We've hidden the measurement guide and photo upload below since we should already have these on file. If your dog's build or fit needs have changed since last time, tick the box below and we'll ask for them again. We'll confirm the exact price when we quote you.
These apply whether or not you've ordered before, since the garment or your notes can change even when your dog's measurements haven't.
Preferred Garment Style *
Select a style
Sleeveless Vest
Long Sleeve Sweater
Longjohns
Longjohns aren't available through this form for a missing back leg, since the pattern relies on both back legs for anchoring. If you'd like to explore it anyway, contact us directly and we'll work out the right approach for your dog.
Front Leg Length is needed for the Long Sleeve Sweater and Longjohns. Hind Leg Length is needed for the Longjohns only. These show once you've picked a style.
Down the inside (inner) of the front leg, from the point where the leg meets the body, straight down to the paw, keeping the tape flat against the inside of the leg rather than wrapped around it. The same style of measurement as an inseam on your own clothes.
The same technique, down the inside of the back leg from where it meets the body to the paw.
Optional. Use it for a fabric you have in mind, or anything else distinctive about your dog we should know about.
Optional. Allergies, past fit issues, timing needs, anything else we should know.
How to measure: the core five
Type each number straight onto the diagram, right where the label points, or use the fields further down. Either way, the two stay in sync.
1. Neck Circumference (cm) *
Around the base of the neck, where the collar naturally sits.
2. Chest Girth (cm) *
Around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
3. Back Length (cm) *
From the base of the neck, where the collar sits, to the base of the tail.
4. Chest Length (cm) *
From the base of the neck to the back of the ribcage. Shorter than Back Length, this stops where the tuck of the waist begins.
5. Waist / Loin Girth (cm) *
Around the narrowest part of the body, just in front of the back legs.
Weight (kg) *
No diagram needed. It's how we double-check the other measurements make sense together, so a vet-visit scale reading or your own bathroom scale (weigh yourself holding your dog, then subtract your own weight) works fine.
Chest Width
Chest Width (cm) *
Across the front of the chest, between the two points of shoulder, roughly where a harness strap sits. Needs a photo as well as a number, since it's the one measurement we can't easily double-check from a tape reading alone. See Photo Requirements below.
Photo Requirements
Two required photos, tape measure left in place in both. This is what lets us read proportions from the photo itself, not just the numbers.
Front-on photo. Facing the camera, tape measure across the two points of the shoulder (or from the remaining shoulder point to the centre of the chest, if a front leg is missing). Gives us Chest Width and a scale reference for the rest of the photo.
Side-on photo. In profile, tape measure from the point of the shoulder to the point of the rump, in line with the tail. Gives us a scale reference to proportion the other measurements from.
Good lighting with minimal shadows.
Dog standing naturally, squared up, not turned or favouring a leg.
No clothing or harnesses where possible.
Front-On Photo *
Side-On Photo *
