Ruffwear Overcoat Fuse Jacket

Size Guide

It is recommended to stick with the girth measurements; measurement for the product is only recommended to use for difficult-to-fit dogs.

How to Measure Your Dog

1. Neck: Measure the circumference of the base, leaving enough space to fit two fingers comfortably.
2. Lower Neck: Measure the circumference of the area above the shoulder blades towards the top of the chest, leaving enough space to fit two fingers comfortably.
3. Chest Girth: Measure the circumference of the widest part of the chest behind the front legs.
4. Length: Measure the length of your dog's back from the top of their shoulders to the base of their tail.
5. Height: Measure the distance from the floor to the top of your dog's shoulder blades. Your dog needs to be standing on all four legs.
6. Paw Width: Measure the widest part of the paw. You'll get a better measurement if your pup is standing.
7. Paw Length: Measure the distance between the "heel" and the longest toe nail. You'll get a better measurement if your pup is standing.
8. Muzzle Length: Measure the nose length from the tip to the crook where you want the muzzle to sit comfortably below the eyes.
9. Muzzle Width: Measure the muzzle's circumference at the widest part, leaving space for two fingers to ensure a comfortable fit.
10. Weight: Step on a scale while holding the dog, then subtract your weight from the total. A dog scale is conveniently located at all our locations.

Get more tips for finding the perfect fit for your dog's adventure gear in How to Measure Your Dog.

Care

Please secure all fasteners and wash the jacket on cold water in, a gentle cycle, using a mild detergent. Please hang to dry the jacket and do not dry clean or use bleach on the product. 

Dog coats are a great way to keep your dog safe and warm when the temperature starts to drop. The Ruffwear Overcoat Fuse Jacket is a the perfect mild weather coat for activities like hiking and camping with your dog. Some dogs need more protection from the elements then others, which is why outdoor gear like insulated dog boots or a body warmer can be useful tools for cold weather activities. Not sure if your dog even needs a jacket? Check out Does My Dog Need A Coat to decide if your dog needs a few extra layers.