Sizing & ordering questions
Find your dog’s size.
Five sizes, XXS to L, and the chart below covers every one of them. The shop is for small dogs only — Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Dachshunds, Frenchies, poodles and everything in between. Find the size that matches your dog, and if they land between two sizes, text Tom and he will tell you which one to order.
How to measure your dog
Two numbers, taken once and written down. That is all you need to find the size.
Back length
From the base of the neck, where the collar sits, straight along the spine to the base of the tail. Do not follow the curve of the back — keep the tape level.
Chest girth
The widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs. Snug enough that the tape does not slip, loose enough to slide one finger under.
Standing, not lying down
Measure with your dog standing on all fours. A dog lying on their side measures longer than they are, which is how a coat ends up baggy.
The size chart
These are starting points, not rules. Between two sizes, take the larger one if your dog is still growing and the smaller one if they are fully grown.
| Size | Back length | Chest girth | Typically fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| XXS | 8–9 in | 10–12 in | Teacup breeds, very small puppies |
| XS | 10–11 in | 12–14 in | Chihuahuas, Yorkies, toy poodles |
| S | 12–13 in | 14–17 in | Mini dachshunds, small Frenchies |
| M | 14–16 in | 17–20 in | Poodles, shih tzus, miniature schnauzers |
| L | 17–19 in | 20–24 in | Frenchies, pugs, the biggest of the small ones |
Measurements are in inches. Everything here is cut for small dogs — XXS through L. A long-backed dog such as a dachshund will often need a size up. If your dog’s numbers land in two different sizes, text Tom and he will tell you which one to take.
Ordering, returns and care
If the answer you need is not here, text Tom. It is his shop and he answers it himself.
(715) 216-2287