Hoodies & Sweatshirts

Hoodies sit between a sweater and a jacket: warmer than a tee, softer and more flexible than a padded coat, and the most practical thing for a cool morning walk or a cold house. This collection runs from extra-small through XXL, including streetwear cuts, fleece-lined styles and matching sets.

Getting the size right

Chest girth decides fit, not weight and not breed. Measure the widest point of the ribcage just behind the front legs, keeping two fingers under the tape, then measure back length from the neck base to the tail base. Compare both against the chart on the individual product page, because a knit sweater and a padded jacket are cut differently. Between two sizes, size up.

What to check before ordering

• Chest room first. Deep-chested breeds fail on chest measurement far more often than on length.
• Leg opening width. The most common reason a dog refuses a hoodie is that the front legs are pinched, not that it dislikes clothing.
• Whether the hood is functional or decorative. Most dogs will not keep a hood up; treat it as a design detail rather than weather protection.
• Harness access if you clip on and off during a walk.

Matching sets

Several styles here have an owner-sized counterpart in the matching sets collection, which is the version people actually photograph.

Frequently asked questions

Are hoodies warm enough for winter?

For a mild day or indoors, yes. For cold, wind or rain, use a winter jacket instead or layer the hoodie underneath one.

Why does my dog freeze in place wearing clothes?

Usually fit. A tight chest or narrow leg openings restrict normal movement, and the dog stops rather than fight it. Re-measure the chest before assuming your dog dislikes clothing.

Do you carry hoodies for big dogs?

Yes, up to 3XL. See the big dog collection for large-breed cuts.