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23 items picked for everyday life with your pet, with shipping estimates on every item.

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All dog shirts

Little essentials. Lots of love.

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Help choosing dog shirts

Buying guides and care advice written for this range: what to measure, what matters and what to skip.

From our guides

Shop dog shirts: lightweight cotton and mesh tank tops for summer, striped vests, printed tees, a basketball mesh jersey, a baseball uniform shirt, plaid flannel and collared shirts, a soft textured vest and a dotted turtleneck base layer. This page narrows our Dog Clothes range to light, everyday tops rather than coats or sweaters. Below is when a shirt helps a dog, how to pick fabric and fit, and how to keep it comfortable.

When a shirt helps

A light shirt is not just for photos. A cotton tank or tee gives a thin layer of sun protection to short-coated, light-skinned and hairless dogs, and to dogs with a fresh clip. It can also cover a small itchy patch or healing area, and hold loose hair in during heavy shedding.

Lightweight shirts are also a useful first step for dogs that have never worn clothes. A tee is easier to accept than a coat, so it is a good way to teach a dog to step into clothing before winter arrives.

Cotton, mesh or flannel

Thin cotton and breathable cotton vests are the summer choice. They are soft, wash well and let heat escape. Mesh jerseys, like the basketball style here, are the most breathable of all, though they offer less sun cover.

Flannel and plaid shirts, collared shirts and turtleneck base layers are for cooler spring and fall days, or for wearing under a coat. They add a little warmth without the bulk of a sweater. Avoid heavy fabrics in heat, and take any shirt off if your dog starts panting.

Measuring and fit

Measure the chest around its widest point behind the front legs, the neck where the collar sits, and the back from neck base to tail base. Choose by chest first, because a tight chest limits leg movement.

A shirt should sit close but loose enough to slide two fingers under the neck and chest. Armholes must not rub the front legs, and on male dogs the belly should be cut short so the shirt stays dry. Large and deep-chested dogs often need a size by chest and accept a slightly short back.

Comfort and care

Introduce a shirt with treats, a few minutes at a time, and only leave it on while you are around until you know your dog will not chew it. Check under the legs and around the neck for rubbing, and take the shirt off for sleep unless your dog is used to it.

Wash shirts on a gentle cycle and dry on low or flat, as cotton can shrink. Keep a couple in rotation if your dog wears one daily for sun or skin cover, so there is always a clean, dry one.

Sun protection, with limits

Shirts help shield the back and sides from sun, but they leave the nose, ears and belly exposed, which are the areas most prone to sunburn in pale-skinned dogs. Shade and timing walks for early morning or evening still matter most in summer.

Dark fabrics absorb heat, so choose light colors for hot days. A shirt is never a reason to keep a dog out longer in heat; watch for heavy panting and bring your dog inside to cool off.

Should dogs wear shirts in summer?

A light, breathable cotton or mesh shirt can help short-coated or pale-skinned dogs in sun. Choose light colors, remove it if your dog pants, and keep walks to cooler parts of the day.

How do I measure my dog for a shirt?

Measure the chest behind the front legs, the neck where a collar sits, and the back from neck base to tail base. Choose by chest size, and size up if your dog is between sizes.

Do you have dog shirts for large dogs?

Several styles come in larger sizes. Check the chest measurement on each listing against your dog, since large and deep-chested breeds vary a lot in shape.

Can a shirt stop my dog licking a spot?

A close-fitting shirt can cover a small area on the back or sides and discourage licking. For a wound or skin problem, ask your vet whether a shirt or a recovery suit is the right choice.

Are dog shirts comfortable?

A well-fitted cotton or mesh shirt is comfortable for most dogs once they are used to it. Introduce it slowly with treats and check for rubbing under the legs.