Frequently Asked Questions

We make matching dog shirts, hoodies, and hats for all sizes of dogs from Chihuahuas to Golden Retrievers. Please check out our dog sizing information page for what size clothing would best fit your pup. Here are a few examples:

For dog shirts and hoodies, you should take three measurements: chest, neck, and back length. Please check out our dog measurement video for more information on how/where to take measurements.

1. Chest Measurement (also known as girth): Starting the measuring tape on the back, measure along the side, behind the front legs, around the chest, and up to the other side until the end of the tape reaches the beginning. It's important that we always round up to the next highest inch.

2. Neck Measurement: Slide back the collar so that it doesn’t interfere with the measuring tape. Start the tape at the top of the neck and gently go around the dog’s neck until the tape reaches back to the starting point.

3. Back Measurement: Starting at the neck, extend the measuring tape straight down your pup’s back, along the center, and ending at the beginning of the tail. It’s important to note that Fetch the Sun Adventure Fetcher shirts are made to extend about halfway to three quarters of the way down the dog’s back. Although if it extends past this point, or a little before, it's ok. We don’t want to sacrifice a smaller chest, and, or neck size for a perfect fit along the back.

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Please use the dog sizing help form located at the bottom of the page in the Sizing Help section. If available, please provide the dog’s breed, approximate weight, gender, hair length, and any other information that you think will help us find the best fitting apparel for your pup.

For dog hats, you should measure head width and neck size.

1. Head Width: Using a straight ruler, measure the width on top of your pup’s head between the ears. Do not include the ears in your measurements.

2. Neck Size: Slide back the collar so that it doesn’t interfere with the measuring tape. Measuring from directly behind the ears, start the tape at the top of the neck and gently go around the dog’s neck until the tape reaches back to the starting point.

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