Sizing
Find their perfect fit.
Measure twice, cuddle once. If you're between sizes we recommend sizing up — sherpa shrinks slightly on first wash.
| Size | Breed examples | Back length | Chest girth |
|---|---|---|---|
| XSExtra Small | Chihuahua · Yorkie | 20–24 cm | 30–36 cm |
| SSmall | Cavoodle · Pug | 25–30 cm | 37–44 cm |
| MMedium | Spaniel · Stafford | 31–37 cm | 45–54 cm |
| LLarge | Labrador · Husky | 38–46 cm | 55–66 cm |
| XLExtra Large | Rottweiler · German Shepherd | 47–55 cm | 67–78 cm |
| XXL2X Large | Great Dane · Mastiff | 56–66 cm | 79–92 cm |
How to measure back length
From the base of the neck (where their collar sits) to the base of the tail — along the spine, while standing.
How to measure chest girth
The widest point — usually just behind the front legs. Keep the tape snug but not squeezing.