Human Sweaters

Human sweaters are unisex, but the sizing runs closer to women’s sizing. The dimensions are below. Please review the sizing carefully.  If you're unsure, size up.

Small: chest width 94 cm / 37 in, body length  66 cm / 26 in, shoulder width 40 cm / 15.7 in, sleeve length: 61 cm / 24 in (fits like a women’s small)

Medium: chest width 98 cm / 38.5 in, body length  68 cm / 27 in, shoulder width 41 cm / 16 in, sleeve length: 62 cm / 24.5 in (fits like a women’s medium)

Large: chest width 102 cm / 40 in, body length  69 cm / 27 in, shoulder width 42 cm / 16.5 in, sleeve length: 63 cm / 24.8 in (fits like a women’s large, men’s small)

XL: chest width 106 cm / 41.5 in, body length  70 cm / 27.5 in, shoulder width 44 cm / 17.3 in, sleeve length: 64 cm / 25 in (fits like a women’s XL, men’s medium)

2XL: chest width 110 cm / 43.5 in, body length  71 cm / 28 in, shoulder width 46 cm / 18 in, sleeve length: 65 cm / 25.5 in (fits like a women’s 2XL, men’s large)

3XL: chest width 114 cm / 45 in, body length  72 cm / 28 in, shoulder width 48 cm / 19 in, sleeve length: 66 cm / 26 in (fits like a women’s 3XL, men’s XL)

Pet Sweaters

Pet sweaters are available in sizes small to 3XL. The most important measurement is around the chest. The sweaters do have a bit of stretch due to the knitting on the chest side. I would estimate there is 3-6 inches stretch on the small, medium, large and xl), and probably 7-12 inches stretch on the 2xl to 3xl ). If you're close on sizing, consider the size down instead of sizing up as the dog sweaters look better fitted than loose. The tradeoff will be in the length.

Please note that especially in the larger sizes, the sweaters are a bit loose around the neck.

Check out the photo gallery to see different dogs in different sizes to get an idea of what might work for you.

See below for how to measure your dog (or cat... or other pet). 

Small: neck 32 cm / 13 in, chest 39 cm / 15 in, length 29.5 cm / 11.5 in. Estimated pet weight: 8 - 15 lbs

Medium: neck 34 cm / 14 in, chest 48 cm / 16.5 in, length 36 cm / 14.25 in Estimated pet weight: 15 - 25 lbs

Large: neck 38 cm / 15 in, chest 50 cm / 20 in, length 42 cm / 16.5 in Estimated pet weight: 25 - 40 lbs

XL: neck 45 cm / 18 in, chest 58 cm / 22.5 in, length 48 cm / 19 in Estimated pet weight: 40 - 60 lbs

2XL: neck 58 cm / 23 in, chest 72 cm / 28 in, length 58 cm / 23 in Estimated pet weight: 60 - 90 lbs

3XL: neck 66 cm / 26 in, chest 86 cm / 34 in, length 66 cm / 26 in Estimated pet weight: 90 - 150 lbs

 

Sizes Small - XL for comparison

 

Sizes 2XL and 3XL for comparison

Check out the photo gallery to see different dogs in different sizes to get an idea of what might work for you.

How to Measure Your Pet

Supplies needed: 

• Pet
• Flexible tape measure or string (that you can measure with a ruler or tape measure after taking the measurements)

Step 1: Find dog or cat (or other pet).

Step 2: Ensure pet is standing up before taking the measurements.

Step 3: Use your measuring tape or string to measure around the dog or cat's chest at the widest part (usually behind the front legs). The chest measurement is the most important measurement. 

Step 4: Measure around the neck where your pet's collar would usually sit. Note that especially in the larger sizes, the neck measurement is pretty large. Perfect if have a thicc pet, but it may fit loosely on other pets. 

Step 5: Tell your dog or cat they are a good boy or girl, give them some treats, and let them free as you check out the size chart.

Step 6: Line up the pet's measurements against the size chart. The chest measurement is the most important. The sweaters do have a bit of stretch, so if you're close on sizing but the chest measurement is below the sweater measurement, you should consider sizing down instead of sizing up. 

Check out the photo gallery to see different dogs in different sizes to get an idea of what might work for you.