Waterproof, Windproof, Fleece-Lined Pet Jacket

Two Layers, One Job: Keep the Heat In

The outside is a fine ripstop with a matte, slightly dry hand — it cuts wind, sheds a drizzle and wipes clean of mud. The inside is a lofted sherpa pile that feels like a fleece blanket and insulates even when the shell is cold to the touch.

• Sherpa pile through the body, hood and all four legs — not just the back panel
• Shell fabric is quiet enough for nervous dogs — no tarp crackle
• Lining stays put at the cuffs, so no bunching when legs move
• Packs down to about the size of a folded jumper

  Long Back. Deep Chest. No Compromise.

  Sighthounds are the hardest dogs to dress: too much chest for a standard small, too little body fat for anything thin, and a back that turns every "medium" into a crop top. This pattern was drafted on a Whippet and tested on an Italian Greyhound.

• Back length runs long — the hem covers the tail base
• Shoulder gusset keeps the front legs free at full extension
• Funnel hood works with folded, pricked or sideways ears
• Elastic at every opening, rigid at none — it moves, it doesn't ride