Our sizing is based primarily on the weight and dimensions of your dog’s body. Because the shaping and dual adjustments help absorb deep chests, broad shoulders and all kinds of variance in shape we suggest looking at the weight indications and the shape references in our SIZING CHART BELOW as a starting point.

We love scruffy faces, fluffy tails and know your dog might have unusually long or short legs, but because we’re not making hats and pants (yet), we really focus on their torso shape when fitting Float Doggy. Compare them to the general body types in the sizing chart if not the specific breed.

WIDE FITTINGS

If you have a French Bulldog, Boston Terrier, British Bulldog, Staffordshire or other heavy set breed we have wide fits in Small and Medium just for you. These also work for dogs that are broader around the neck and shoulders but not longer in the body such as heavier set Collies or Heelers.

There is also an ADVANCED SIZING CHART BELOW with more information on jacket measurements if you are still unsure.

If you’re unsure or confused EMAIL US and we’ll do our best to help out:

--Please include a photograph of your dog, standing side on to the camera so we can best help you.

--If you include a neck measurement take it where their neck starts to join their body where the jacket will sit

--If you are including a girth measurement, measure around behind the front legs

--No need to measure nose to tail, just from the top of their shoulders to their hips is fine

--The photograph is the most useful to us so please get out your camera before the measuring tape

If you have a Corgi, please get in touch and we can give you the Royal Treatment as they may require a specific adjustment.

Dry Collar Materials and Care