Curly brown dog moving forward in an oatmeal heather PawPair dog hoodie with soft hood, short sleeves and red chest print

Cozy Logo Hoodie — Dog

Oatmeal Heather / XS
$46.00
Sale price  $46.00 Regular price 
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Curly brown dog moving forward in an oatmeal heather PawPair dog hoodie with soft hood, short sleeves and red chest print

Cozy Logo Hoodie — Dog

ColorOatmeal Heather
Dog Size
$46.00
Sale price  $46.00 Regular price 

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A cozy everyday layer designed to keep your dog comfortable without getting in the way of movement.

The Cozy Logo Dog Hoodie uses the same oatmeal heather fleece as the matching owner hoodie, creating a coordinated look without sacrificing pet-friendly construction.

The short-sleeve silhouette leaves the front legs free to move, while soft ribbed sleeve openings help the hoodie sit comfortably around the body. A curved belly hem provides additional clearance underneath, making the shape more practical for walking and everyday wear.

The hood is softly structured without drawcords, and an upper-back leash access opening makes it easier to reach a harness attachment point underneath. A metal D-ring detail completes the walk-ready look.

Finished with PawPair’s red “every step together” chest print.

Details

  • Oatmeal heather fleece
  • Soft pullover hood
  • No drawcords
  • Short sleeves
  • Ribbed sleeve cuffs
  • Curved belly hem
  • Reinforced upper-back leash access opening
  • Metal D-ring detail
  • Red “every step together” chest print
  • Designed for comfortable everyday movement

Material
Body: 80% Cotton / 20% Polyester
Rib Trim: 95% Cotton / 5% Spandex

Fabric Weight
Approx. 320–340 GSM

Care
Machine wash cold inside out with like colors. Gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Lay flat to dry or tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on print.

What’s Included
1 × Dog Hoodie

Important: The back opening is designed to provide access to a properly fitted harness. The decorative D-ring should not be represented as a load-bearing restraint point unless the finished product has passed appropriate strength testing.

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