Find the right fit.

Measure weight, chest, neck, and back. If your pet is between sizes, choose the roomier fit. Small pieces should feel snug but never tight.

Widest point behind the front legs.

Loose enough for two fingers.

Shoulder blades to base of tail.

Cats

Dogs

Dog Size Chart

Size	Neck (cm)	Chest (cm)	Back (cm)	Typical Breeds
XS	18–22	28–34	18–22	Chihuahua, Toy Poodle, Yorkie
S	22–28	34–42	22–28	Maltese, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu
M	28–34	42–52	28–35	French Bulldog, Cavalier, Dachshund
L	34–40	52–62	35–45	Corgi, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel
XL	40–48	62–76	45–55	Labrador, Golden Retriever, Husky

Size	Neck (cm)	Chest (cm)	Back (cm)	Typical Breeds
S	18–22	30–36	25–30	Kitten, Siamese, Sphynx
M	22–26	36–42	30–35	British Shorthair, Domestic Shorthair
L	26–30	42–50	35–42	Maine Coon, Ragdoll, Norwegian Forest

Between sizes? Always go up. A slightly loose fit is more comfortable than too tight.
First time? Let your pet wear it at home for 10–15 minutes first. Reward with treats.
Check the fit: You should be able to slide two fingers under any part of the garment.
Watch for signs: If your pet seems stressed, freezes, or tries to remove it, try a different size or style.

Send us your pet's measurements and breed at support@pawse.au and we'll recommend the perfect fit. Free exchanges if the size isn't right.