Dog Clothes Size Chart by Breed (XS to 3XL)
By the Puppy Union team · Updated
Breed is a great starting point for sizing – but always confirm with a tape measure, because individual dogs vary a lot.
The table below shows typical adult chest girth and the clothing size most dogs of that breed wear. Each breed name links to fit tips and styles that suit that body shape.
| Breed | Typical chest | Typical size |
|---|---|---|
| French Bulldog | 18–24" | M – XL |
| Golden Retriever | 28–36" | XL – 3XL |
| Corgi | 22–28" | L – XL |
| Pug | 16–20" | M – L |
| Siberian Husky | 24–32" | XL – 2XL |
| Shiba Inu | 17–22" | M – L |
| Dalmatian | 26–32" | XL – 2XL |
| Poodle | 12–30" | XS – 2XL |
| Beagle | 18–24" | M – L |
| Labrador Retriever | 28–36" | XL – 3XL |
| Miniature Schnauzer | 15–20" | S – M |
| Pomeranian | 10–14" | XS – S |
Chest-heavy breeds
French Bulldogs, Pugs and Corgis have deep chests relative to their back length. Size by chest; if the back is long, choose stretchy fabrics that won't bunch.
Long-body breeds
Dachshunds and Corgis often need a size up for back length. Look for adjustable straps and a short belly cut.
Toy breeds
For Pomeranians, Chihuahuas and Yorkies, measure under the fur and pick light, soft fabrics. An XS that fits well is far better than a loose S.
Try the size calculator with your dog's chest measurement.