Italian Greyhound Fleece

SIGHTLY STUDIO LTD

£45

Effortless warmth for the small sighthounds Crafted for Italian Greyhounds and other small dogs, this fleece is perfect for creating wonderful winter memories. This item is designed to provide warmth and comfort through the colder months. The fabric is exceptionally soft, with a cloud-like volume that feels light yet insulating. The considered cut offers a close, cosy fit while allowing natural movement. With just enough belly coverage to keep them warm - and a clean, minimal finish - it’s a piece made for both style and function. Refined in detail and practical in use, this fleece makes autum

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Registered at Companies House as SIGHTLY STUDIO LTD, number 15596560. Checked 2026-08-29.
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