Description
A timeless raincoat inspired by classic British outerwear, designed for stylish everyday walks in changeable weather.
Our The Regent Navy Pet Raincoat features a clean, minimalist silhouette in a deep navy tone, finished with a classic striped lining for a subtle heritage feel. The lightweight outer layer helps provide protection from light rain and wind, while the hood offers additional coverage on drizzly days.
Designed with practical snap-button fastening, long sleeves and an extended back for extra protection, it combines function with an understated British-inspired aesthetic. The striped lining is also visible at the hood and cuffs, adding a refined contrast without making the design feel overly busy.
An easy everyday raincoat for city walks, countryside strolls and unpredictable British weather.
Details
- Classic British-inspired minimalist design
- Deep navy colourway
- Water-resistant outer layer
- Wind-resistant construction
- Lightweight striped lining
- Adjustable hood
- Snap-button front fastening
- Long sleeves for added coverage
- Extended back for better rain protection
- Adjustable hem detailing
- Suitable for autumn, spring and rainy-day walks
- Available in S–5XL
Fit Note:
We recommend choosing your dog’s size primarily according to the chest measurement and back length. Weight is provided as a guide only. If your dog falls between two sizes, choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit.
Size Chart
| Size | Chest | Back Length | Neck | Recommended Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 25–34 cm | 26 cm | 28 cm | 1.5–3 kg |
| M | 34–40 cm | 30 cm | 34 cm | 3–4 kg |
| L | 40–46 cm | 35 cm | 38 cm | 4.5–6 kg |
| XL | 46–52 cm | 42 cm | 42 cm | 6–11 kg |
| 2XL | 52–64 cm | 43 cm | 46 cm | 8–13 kg |
| 3XL | 64–72 cm | 52 cm | 52 cm | 12–16 kg |
| 4XL | 72–82 cm | 60 cm | 58 cm | 16–31 kg |
| 5XL | 82–93 cm | 76 cm | 63 cm | 25–47 kg |
How to Measure:
Measure around the widest part of your dog’s chest, around the base of the neck, and from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Use the chest measurement as the primary reference, followed by back length.