Filter
Take three measurements
Measure the neck, the widest part of the chest and the back from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Use the individual product chart rather than relying only on a familiar size label.
LITTLE LAYERS, BIG COMFORT
Dressed for whatever the forecast brings.
Rainy walks, crisp mornings and cozy days all call for a slightly different layer. Explore sweaters, raincoats, parkas and soft everyday pieces selected with little bodies and fluffy coats in mind. Measure before choosing a size, review each product’s fit notes, and look for a layer that keeps your companion comfortable while still allowing them to walk, play and carry on being delightfully themselves.
FIND THEIR BEST FIT
Measure first, then choose the layer.
Consider their coat
A fluffy or recently groomed coat can change how a garment fits. If your dog falls between sizes, review the product’s stretch, closures and fit notes before deciding.
Dress for the conditions
Choose rainwear for wet outings, insulated layers for colder walks and breathable pieces for lighter coverage. Make sure your dog can move naturally once dressed.
HELPFUL TO KNOW
Fit and layering questions.
What measurements do I need for small-dog clothing?
Chest, neck and back length are the most useful measurements. The chest is often the deciding measurement, but always follow the size chart supplied for the individual product.
What should I do if my dog falls between sizes?
Consider coat thickness, the garment’s stretch and whether the design is intended to fit close to the body. When in doubt, contact Bichon Boutique with your dog’s measurements and the product name.
Can my dog wear clothing indoors?
Some lightweight pieces can be comfortable indoors, but monitor your dog for warmth and comfort. Remove the garment if your dog appears hot, uncomfortable or restricted.