Size Guide for Supreme 2.0, Spirit 2.0, Solution, Smart, Rainforce, Recovery

How to measure your dog

  1. Have your dog stand with its head raised

  2. Follow the front leg all the way up to the point where the dog’s neck begins

  3. Measure from this point down to the base of the tail.

  4. Use this measurement in centimeters to find the right size by using the chart further down the page.

graphic showing how to measure your dog's back length

Size chart

NOTE: For Spirit 2.0, Supreme 2.0 and Rainforce, several customers have observed that they run large in size. This is due to the wider neckline. If your dog has a thin neck / slim body, you should therefore choose one size smaller.

The dog’s weight does not affect your choice of size. Measure the dog along its back and check the chart below.

Back length

22 - 27cm
27 - 35cm
35 - 40cm
40 - 45cm
45 - 50cm
50 - 55cm
55 - 60cm
60 - 65cm
65 - 70cm
70 - 75cm
75 - 85cm

Size

25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
80

Breeds

Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, small Jack Russells, Maltese, small Bichon Frise
Jack Russell Terrier, Coton de Tulear, Lhasa Apso
Cavalier, Shih Tzu, small Cocker Spaniels, French Bulldog, Dachshunds, Pug
Beagle, small Springer Spaniel, small Sheltie, small Staffies, Whippets
Springer Spaniel, Spanish / Portuguese Water Dog, Poodle, Staffie, Corgi, small Nova Scotia Duck Tollers
Small Labrador (field type), Nova Scotia Duck Tollers, smaller Collies
Labrador, Aussies, Malinois, Setters, Border Collie
Golden Retriever, large Labrador, large Border Collie, Rottweiler
Large Golden Retriever, Flatcoated Retriever, large Rottweiler
German Shepherd, Flatcoated Retriever, small Bernese Mountain Dog
Newfoundland, Landseer, Leonberger, Great Dane, Saint Bernard

The breeds are for guidance only. There are always exceptions, and you should measure your own dog.

If your dog is slim-built, you should often go half a size down compared to the measured size with the Supreme 2.0 and Spirit 2.0 models due to the neckline. For example, a field Labrador.

FAQ

It’s difficult for me to measure my dog. How accurate would it be if I only chose the size based on the breed in the chart?

We recommend finding the correct size by measuring your dog, as there can be large variations in size within each breed.

I have a puppy that I would like to buy a drying coat for. Which size should I choose?

As long as your dog is still growing, it’s best to wait. When your dog has reached its full size, you can safely measure and choose the correct size. Keep in mind that dogs of the same breed can end up at very different sizes – so make sure your dog is fully grown before buying a drying coat. Otherwise, it might end up being too tight or too small.

I have a dog with a unique body type. How do I choose the right size for it?

(e.g. Chow Chow, English Bulldog, Italian Greyhound, etc.)

It can be difficult to find the right size for certain breeds. In these cases, we recommend trying a drying coat on your dog in a physical store – that way you can be sure the size is a perfect fit.