Hurtta Hundejacke Razzle-Dazzle
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- Comfortable fit
- Adjustable head opening with cord
- Integrated reflective seams
- Lightweight and discreet
- Lightweight, flexible material
- Overlapping bib for freedom of movement
- Reversible design
Every adventure has two sides. Warmth when you need it. Easy to stow away when you don't. Adjustable. Reversible. Reliable. Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, much like the weather. But with this reversible midlayer soft fleece jacket, you can make sure your dog is comfortable and protected whatever the weather. Choose the side that works best depending on the weather conditions, the thickness of your dog's coat and your dog's activity, from cosy walks to exercise. Where the jacket really shines is its adjustability. You can adjust the back length, waist circumference and even the collar - true head-to-back adjustability. With no zips or buckles, the jacket is easy to put on and take off. The jacket is also a great first jacket for puppies because its adaptability, lightness and softness can help dogs become more familiar with wearing clothes. Looking for extra mobility? The protective overlapping, double-layered front of the jacket keeps your dog well covered, allowing higher jumps and faster movements without restriction. Your dog has plenty of room to play and work thanks to the flexible surface fabric that allows for natural movement. The snug-fitting Razzle-Dazzle Midlayer Jacket also serves as a versatile extra warming layer as it fits well under mackintoshes, winter coats and overalls whenever the weather gets dicey. It's a perfect mid-season garment. And because it warms playful puppies as well as sporting dogs before and after performance, your dog can wear it all year round.
Care instructions
- Machine wash warm, delicate cycle
- Machine wash 40º C, delicate cycle
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron
- Do not dry clean
- Wash with similar colours
- Do not use fabric softener
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