Pet ClothingHeirloom Cable Sweater
Hand-finished cable knit that stretches over the shoulders, not just the chest.
First look 01Sweaters, coats & outfits
A sweater is only worth buying if your pet keeps it on. Ours are cut a little longer through the body, in a stretchy knit with a neckline that does not pull — so a grumpy chihuahua and a patient labrador both end up wearing them happily.
Sizes run XXS to XXL. Between two of them? Send us your pet's chest and back length and we will tell you which one to take.

Cold mornings
Cable knits and turtlenecks in a soft, stretchy knit that moves over the shoulders instead of digging into them.
Wet weather
A waxed-cotton shell with a corduroy collar, cut high on the chest so the mud stays off the belly on a drizzly walk.
In between
Lightweight fleece for indoor days, and brushed-flannel bandanas that slide onto any collar in a second.
All year
Buffalo plaid coats and little collared shirts — the ones you put on for a picture and end up leaving on all day.
ChestAround the widest part, just behind the front legs. Add two fingers of room.
Back lengthFrom the base of the neck to the start of the tail.
NeckAround the middle of the neck, snug but not tight.
Pet ClothingHand-finished cable knit that stretches over the shoulders, not just the chest.
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Pet BedsA deep boucle donut that swallows a cat whole and still looks tidy in the living room.
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Pet ClothingWaxed-cotton quilting with a corduroy collar for drizzly morning walks.
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Pet BedsWoven rattan with a thick clay-toned cushion — looks like furniture in the living room.
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Pet ClothingThree brushed-flannel bandanas that go on any collar in about a second.
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Pet BedsA low cedar frame, deep memory foam, and a cover that unzips in one motion.
First look 06Send us the animal, the chest measurement and the back length. We will tell you exactly which one to get — no guessing, no returns.