4-Legged Raincoat in Teal

SIGHTLY STUDIO LTD

£140

Protect your dog from the rain and the elements with our whippet 4-Legged Raincoat. Made with premium Japanese fabric, it's lightweight and waterproof while also keeping your furry friend warm and comfortable. Enjoy walks in cold rainy weather with this breathable and stylish raincoat. Best for cold, wintry or rainy days. Inside, the soft anti-static fleece lining not only feels luxurious but also minimises the attraction of dog hair, making it effortless to care for. See our blog for how to easily wear and look after this delightful Raincoat. Perfect for -5 to 5°C weather or windy rainy days

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