Puddle Jumper Dog Raincoats

DOG APPAREL

Step 1 - Take measurements

Make sure your dog is standing on all legs when being measured

#1-BACK LENGTH(most important): place the fabric tape at the base of the neck, where the neck connects to the back, and then extend the tape to the base of the tail, where the tail joins the body.

#2-CHEST GIRTH: place the tape at the top of the shoulder and wrap it around the dog's chest behind the armpits.

For a short-coated dog, wrap the fabric tape gently over the hair (skin);

For a medium and long-coated dog, wrap the tape through the hair with some space to the skin, so that the garment picked with this measurement won't be uncomfortably tight for your dog.

Step 2 - Find the right size

Compare your dog's measurements to the size charts, the size of the garment is determined by the larger size between the back length and chest girth. For example, if the back length is size 24 (S) and the chest girth is size 26 (M), choose size 26 (M) as your size.

It's highly recommended to choose one size down if:

• The sizes fall in between, or
• Your dog has short or medium hair, or
• Your dog has a slim body.

HUMAN APPAREL

Step 1 - Take measurements

#1-Chest: under the armpit, measure the circumference of the chest at the fullest point

#2-Waist: measure the circumference around the natural waistline, typically where your body bends side to side

#3-Hip: measure the circumference at the fullest point of the hip

Step 2 - Find the right size

Compare your measurements to the size charts. If your measurements correspond to different suggested sizes, choose the bigger size. For example, if the waist and hip suggest size S and the chest is M, choose M as your size.

If sizes fall in between, you can go with the smaller size for a snug fit or the larger size for a relaxed fit.