The Hyde stormproof dog coat
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Please measure your dog and then check our size charts here to see if your dog fits any listed size, and if not we will be happy to make one of our designs for you.
Please email tailormade@bone-idol.com
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
Measure length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Measure around the neck, allowing room for a comfortable fit.
Measure widest point of the chest, going all the way around.
We make breed-specific garments for certain breeds, in small, medium and large, but can also make an item for your dog even if they are not listed on our website.
Measuring your dog correctly for the perfect made-to-order coat, jacket, jumper or collar is all-important. It’s easy to do:
Use a flexible dressmaker’s tape and measure from the nape of the neck (where the collar falls), along the back to the base of the tail. This is your L measurement.
To accurately read the neck measurement you should position the tape measure around the neck, halfway down from the ears to the base of the neck. This is your N measurement.
Measure from the back of the front legs around the widest part of your dog’s chest. This is your C measurement. If your dog is long-haired, make sure you pull the tape measure snug against the dog’s skin, and not loose where the fur hangs.
The Hyde
Showerproof Dog Coat
Our made-to-order Hyde Showerproof Dog Coat is hand-tailored in London to a unique design from 100% natural cotton Ventile® fabric and a bespoke tartan lining.
READ MORECreated with greyhounds, whippets and lurchers in mind who feel the cold more than most dog breeds but like to run without restriction. The high neck is soft jersey and has an easy-close YKK zip. The neck strap has branded snap fasteners, but can be removed altogether, and the adjustable belt with Velcro gives the option on how tight your dog would like to wear it. Sports luxe never looked so fine.
- 100% breathable Ventile® cotton fabric, interlined with 100% organic cotton for extra warmth and structure
- Bespoke tartan lining
- Brass zip for Dog Harness access
- Cotton jersey neck
- Waterproof bound seams
- YKK two-tone acrylic zipper
- Brass branded snap fasteners on the adjustable neck strap
- Ventile® adjustable belt with Velcro and branded snap fastener
- Made in England
100% cotton Ventile® fabric is extremely durable and will give your dog many years of warmth and comfort. The garment can be spot cleaned, although we recommend specialist dry-cleaning for the perfect clean. If spot cleaning you should brush or sponge off any dirt, or you can machine wash inside out on a 30 degree cycle with a very mild pure soap. It can be ironed on a warm setting, which will reactivate the waterproof treatment.
The cost of your delivery will be added to your order before payment is taken.
Standard UK Mainland delivery is £7 per order up to £1000.
Please see our full delivery information for international charges.
In-stock items will be delivered by Royal Mail, DPD or another reputable courier within 1 - 2 business days and will require a signature on receipt.
Made-to-order items can take anywhere between 4-6 weeks for us to prepare personally for you. If we can reduce that time we will do everything possible to get your item to you sooner. We will keep you updated on the status of your order throughout the process.
Tailored and bespoke items can take considerably longer than the 4-6 week time process.
During sale times and busy periods (the weeks leading up to London Fashion Week in June and September) our delivery times may be longer than the 4-6 week period as our tailor in London is always choc-a-bloc with the last minute orders of British fashion designers. We will keep you fully informed as to the status of your order and will do everything in our power to ensure you receive your items as soon as possible.
Orders received on a Friday afternoon, at the weekend or on a Public Holiday will be processed the following business day.
PO Boxes are not available for shipping.
Please read our full delivery information
If you are not completely happy with your Bone Idol product you have 14 days from the day you received the item to return it to us. If 14 days have passed, unfortunately we will be unable to refund or exchange your item.
Please email help@bone-idol.com to request a returns address. We will be more than happy to provide an exchange, credit or refund.
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