Dog anoraks and raincoats
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Feel with Fill anoraks are light outerwear made of fleece with a water-repellent finish — the piece for grey, drizzly and windy days when a jumpsuit feels like too much.
The air trapped in the fleece keeps your dog warm, the fabric stays light and never restricts movement, and the binding along the zip stops the coat from catching. The anorak pulls over the head, so it takes seconds to put on.
Curly-coated dogs stay cleaner in an anorak: rain and dirt land on the fabric, not in the coat. Sizes XS–XL (chest 27–51 cm / 10.6–20 in); every model can also be made to your dog’s measurements (+15%). Made in our own workshop in Kyiv, Ukraine, in 3–6 business days.
Does an anorak protect my dog from rain?
From drizzle and light rain, yes: fleece does not soak through quickly, and the anorak also keeps out the wind. For downpours and slush, the water-repellent membrane “Heaven” jumpsuit is a better choice.
What is the difference between an anorak and a hoodie?
A hoodie is knitwear and does not keep moisture out. An anorak is fleece outerwear that protects from wind and light rain, made for walks in cool, wet weather.
Is an anorak fleece clothing?
Yes — all eight anoraks are made of fleece and cost $35. Fleece gives warmth without weight, and the water-resistant coating on top keeps drizzle out. See every fleece piece in our guide to fleece dog clothes.
Do you have waterproof dog clothes?
To be accurate: an anorak is water-repellent rather than waterproof — the coating handles drizzle and light rain, but not a downpour. For real rain and slush take the membrane “Heaven” jumpsuit ($71): it covers the back, belly and legs, and has a detachable hood and a hidden harness opening.
