Warm, Anti-Static Lambswool Coat for Pet

One in Caramel, one in Charcoal — same silhouette, different moods. The two-tone system means multi-dog households can match without dressing the whole crew in identical costumes.

• Same pattern across both colorways — pick per personality
• Sherpa that stays soft after repeated washes
• Lightweight enough for indoors, warm enough for the sidewalk
• Wearable as loungewear between walks — no outfit changes

  A Sherpa Suit With Places to Go

  Most fleece suits keep your dog warm and do nothing else. This one has a job title, a color story and a pocket — because winter walks come with cargo.

  🎒The Utility Pocket

  A diagonal water-resistant zip pouch across the back holds poop bags, treats, or a folded bill for the café that "doesn't allow dogs." Hands-free walks, finally.

  🧣The Disappearing Turtleneck

  An extra-tall funnel collar that scrunches up over the chin — our models spend most photos pretending they have no neck. It holds warmth where sighthounds lose it first.

  🐻Teddy Sherpa, Fully Lined

  Plush sherpa fleece covers all four legs and the whole body — the fuzzy kind that photographs like a toy and insulates like a duvet.

  🦴Drafted on a Greyhound

  Deep chest, long neck, zero body fat — the hardest dog to dress. This pattern was built around one, so it fits lean breeds like it was measured on them. It was.

  🌈Two-Tone Panel Design

  Contrast panels in ripstop-style fabric at the pocket, chest and seat add shape and durability where plain sherpa would sag.

  🚽Tail-Out, Belly-Open

  Open tail dock and underside cutaway mean bathroom breaks need no undressing. Warmth stays on; logistics stay simple.