All scarves are classified by weight ranging from light weight to heavy weight. You should expect heavier scarves to fit snugger.
Knits- Medium Weight. This material is incredibly stretchy. You can expect these scarves to drape more than a structured flannel.
Flannels - Medium Weight. There is no stretch to this material. You can expect structure and a snugger fit. These scarves also tend to be very soft.
- Measure the thickest part of your dog's neck or head.
- Account for fluff - if your pet is between sizes, go up! Long haired dogs (shepherds, goldens) almost always need to size up.
- Pay attention to the weight listed above - heavier scarves will have a tighter fit.
- View sizing guide to determine final size. Please remember, not every breed will fit perfectly into each category. Measuring your dog is the best way to ensure a good fit.
Wash all scarves in cold water & lay flat to dry.
Customer Reviews
These scarves are soooo soft and great quality. The fit is great, they aren't restrictive in any way and the dogs don't mind wearing them.
Love it. My dog looks adorable in it and she gets lots of compliments.
I love yellow, and the Dijon scarf is perfection on Maz 👌🏻 So cute, cozy and well made. This one is a new favorite of mine 💛
I bought the Dijon waffle knit as one of Enzo's fall scarves. The color could not look better on him! Perfectly complimenting his amber colored eyes and blue coat. Super light weight and a perfect fit for my active boy.
I love these waffle scarves! They are quite a bit more lightweight than I was imagining, for some reason, but I love that my dogs can still wear them when it's warmer outside. The Dijon color is so yummy. I got size Large, pictured is my 45 lb pittie-mix with a 16" neck and short hair. One comment I will note is that because of the stretchy, thinner material, I can see it snagging more easily than other fabric. My pittie is a chewer so I need to watch him VERY closely so that he does not grab the scarves on my other dog's neck and tear it. But quality is 1000% top notch as always.
