
Dogs
Designer dog clothes
Little things. Happy tails.
12 items picked for everyday life with your pet, with shipping estimates on every item.
A happy life, one little thing at a time.All designer dog clothes
Little essentials. Lots of love.




Winter coats for large dogs
Faux-Leather Look Dog Jacket for Medium and Large Breeds
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- 24 to choose from
From $28.99

Designer dog clothes
Denim Dog Vest with Snap Front and Six Measured Sizes
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- 54 to choose from
From $17.99

Dog clothes
Faux Leather Moto-Style Dog Jacket with Eagle Patch, Black or Brown
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- 12 to choose from
From $25.99


Dog winter coats
Fleece-Lined Denim Dog Jacket with Sherpa Collar, Snap Front
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- 12 to choose from
From $26.99

Designer dog clothes
Leather-Look Winter Dog Jacket with Fleece Collar for Big Dogs
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- 3 to choose from
From $28.99

Designer dog clothes
PU Dog Biker Jacket with Zipper and Contrast Stripes
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- 10 to choose from
$19.99

A little guidance
Help choosing designer dog clothes
Buying guides and care advice written for this range: what to measure, what matters and what to skip.
From our guides
This page picks the most stylish pieces from our dog clothing range: a fur-collar cape coat, a tartan hooded cape with pompoms, a suede shearling coat, a shearling-lined faux leather jacket, a motorcycle biker jacket, a fleece-lined denim coat, a tweed-knit cardigan, a preppy knit and plaid sweater and a vintage print hoodie. It is for owners who want their dog to look as put together as they do, from city walks to holiday photos.
Designer looks in this range
The range borrows from human fashion. Capes with fur collars and tartan capes with pompoms are dramatic and easy to put on. Suede shearling and shearling-lined faux leather jackets bring a classic winter look, while a motorcycle biker jacket and a fleece-lined denim coat give a casual edge.
Knitwear rounds it out: a tweed-knit cardigan, a preppy knit and plaid sweater and a vintage print pullover hoodie, for cool days and indoor wear.
Style that still keeps your dog warm
Most of these pieces are practical as well as pretty. Shearling and fleece linings insulate, and the AKC notes that small and toy breeds, short or clipped coats, lean dogs like Greyhounds and Whippets, seniors and puppies are the dogs most likely to need a coat in cold weather.
Capes and knits are lighter, suited to cool rather than freezing days. For rain, choose a waterproof coat instead; wool and knit hold water.
Measuring for a good fit
Designer clothes look best when they fit. The AKC's guide uses three measurements: neck girth, chest girth at the widest part of the rib cage behind the front legs, and back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Chest girth usually decides the size.
Sizing varies between styles, so check each listing's chart. If your dog is between sizes, choose the larger one.
Comfort first
Your dog should be able to walk, run, sit and go to the bathroom comfortably. Check that collars do not press on the throat, sleeves do not rub under the front legs, and nothing restricts breathing. Watch for rubbing after the first outings.
Some dogs love clothes; others freeze or try to wriggle out. Introduce a new piece indoors with treats for a few minutes, and take it off if your dog seems stressed.
Fabrics and care
Faux leather and suede-look jackets wipe clean with a damp cloth. Shearling and denim usually wash on a gentle cycle; knits and capes with fur trim are better hand washed in cool water and dried flat. Always check the label.
Remove pompoms, buttons and trims that come loose, since they can be chewed off and swallowed. Store wool and knit pieces clean and dry between seasons.
Dressing for occasions
Designer pieces suit holiday photos, family gatherings, brunches on dog-friendly patios and weddings. Plan ahead and have your dog wear the outfit a few times before the big day so it feels familiar.
Take clothing off indoors so your dog does not overheat, and never leave a dog unsupervised in clothing, where loose parts could catch on furniture or crate wire.
What are designer dog clothes?
Stylish dog clothing that borrows from fashion, such as capes, shearling coats, biker jackets and tweed knits, often warm as well as smart.
How do I measure my dog for designer clothes?
Measure neck girth, chest girth and back length, then use each item's size chart. Choose the larger size if between sizes.
Do small dogs need coats in winter?
Many do. The AKC notes small and toy breeds, short-coated, lean, senior and young dogs feel the cold most.
How do I wash a dog's shearling or faux leather jacket?
Wipe faux leather with a damp cloth; wash shearling gently per the label. Hand wash knits and trims.
Can dogs wear clothes all day?
It is best to take clothes off indoors, so your dog does not overheat, and remove them when your dog is alone.