Pet jumpers to keep your furry friend cosy

Just when you thought your pooch couldn’t look any cuter, you rug them up in a wooly dog jumper. Your teeny tiny chihuahua, bouncy labrador or stocky great dane will look absolutely adorable in our easy-to-put on, washable pet jumpers. Our range includes sizes from small to extra, extra large, so even the smallest pup or biggest hound can stay snuggly warm this winter.

Jumpers for every pet personality

Walks and pup dates don’t have to stop just because it’s a little frosty outside. With warm fabrics, hoods and full-coverage designs, our dog jumpers will make sure they can stroll in style. Keep a soft pet blanket in their bed and a jumper on their back and they’ll be all set for winter

Knitted jumpers for chilly walks

While some dogs, like huskies, are made for the cold, others need a little more help fighting the chill. A knitted dog jumper gives your shorter-haired pooch some extra defense against the cold, while still being easy to clean. Paired with a matching collar and lead, they’ll be the cutest pup in the park.

Hooded jumpers to shield from the wind

Little ears can be very sensitive to the cold, dry air. Give them some added protection with a hooded pet jumper, designed to keep even the smallest ears nice and warm. They can chase balls all day without a care in the world.

Fun prints and styles

Your pup is going to be one stylish pooch with our fun range of small to extra, extra large dog jumpers. Bright prints and colours can make your dog a little more visible on night time walks, or there’s fun animal prints, shaggy textures and plain styles for every puppy personality. You can even match them to your own outfit! Now that’s cute.

Pet jumper FAQs

How do I measure my dog for a jumper?

Most dog jumpers are sized small, medium and large to make it easy to find the right size. If you’re not sure, measure your dog from the base of their neck along their spine to the base of their tail, and match to the jumper dimensions.

When should my dog wear a jumper?

Any time you’re chilly is a good sign your dog may be cold and could use a snuggly jumper too. The exceptions are cold weather breeds, like huskies or samoyeds, who tend to not get cold as easily. Keep an eye out for your dog shivering, tucking their tail or not wanting to go outside. That’s usually a sign they’re cold.

How do I wash a pet jumper?

Before washing a pet jumper, make sure you remove the fur. Using a rubber glove or a fabric brush usually makes light work of the task. Then, wash it separately from any human clothes in a mesh laundry bag on a gentle, delicate wash before drying laid flat.