<b>*Measuring Your Dog for a Perfect Fit*<b/><br> <br> <b>1.How to measure your dog?</b><br> <br> Please check the size chart in the photo gallery above.<br> <br> 2.Your baby usually wears size S doesn't mean all size S will fit him/her.<br> <br> You looked at one size chart and found that your dog is a size small. But that doesn't mean he/she is a size small for all the clothes. Different designers and manufacturers use their own size charts. So the measurements given in a size SMALL by manufacturer "A" will be a size XS in manufacturer B's size chart. Don't buy a particular size because that is what you always buy in a pet shop or online store. Always look at the size chart for chest girth and length and confirm the size before you commit to buy.<br> <br> 3.If any of the measurements are 'between' two sizes, choose the larger size.<br> <br> If your measurements are toward the upper end of the range given for a particular size, you may also want to choose the larger size, as you may also wish to do for heavily coated dogs to accommodate all that fur.<br> <br> 4.Take each measurement a bit loosely.<br> <br> Take each measurement a bit loosely, so there will be room for your dog to move and breathe, but not too loose. (the measurement for Belly Bands is the exception -- it needs to be a bit snug)<br> <br> Please measure carefully before buying and email us if you have any questions about fit before you bid or make a purchase.<br>