Christmas Dog Jumpers
Knitted Christmas jumpers cut for a dog rather than shrunk down from a human one, so they sit over the shoulders and leave the legs free. On a cold December walk this is the one festive item that actually earns its place rather than just photographing well.
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Snowflake Knitted Christmas Jumper Dress for Pets, Red or Navy
A wool knit turtleneck jumper cut with a skirt at the back in red leaf or navy leaf, sized by the numbered pet system running from 6 through to 16.
£9.99
Snowflake and Bone Striped Turtleneck Dog Jumper in Green or Blue
A wool turtleneck knit patterned with snowflakes over a bone stripe in green or blue, for owners who want something wintery on the dog without another red Christmas jumper.
£11.99
Fair Isle Reindeer Hooded Dog Jumper
A cosy Fair Isle knitted jumper with a snug hood and pom-pom to keep small dogs warm and festive.
From£10.99
High Collar Christmas Knitted Jumper for Dogs and Cats, XS to XXL
A knitted acrylic jumper with a high collar, sold in six sizes with a published measurement table running from a 23cm back length at XS to 46cm at XXL.
£10.99
Gingerbread Knitted Christmas Dog Jumper
A festive knitted dog jumper in green with a cable-knit body and a charming gingerbread-man and snowflake band across the shoulders. Warm, soft and roll-neck cosy, it is made for Christmas photos and chilly winter walks.
From£8.99
Navy Fair Isle Reindeer Dog Jumper
A navy knit with a red-and-white reindeer and snowflake band across the shoulders — quieter than the usual red, and it goes with most collars.
£8.99
Poinsettia Christmas Dog Jumper, Black Acrylic Knit, XS to XXL
A black acrylic Christmas knit with a poinsettia across the back, sold with a full measurement chart so you can buy by tape measure rather than by breed.
£12.99
Turtleneck Christmas Jumper for Cats and Small Dogs, Sizes 6 to 16
An acrylic turtleneck jumper sized by number from a 17cm back length at size 6 upwards, with back, chest and neck measurements published for every size in the range.
£9.99
Reindeer Knitted Christmas Jumper with Scarf for Dogs, Six Sizes
A grey reindeer knit with a matching scarf, sized in six steps by chest girth from 25cm to 38cm and back length 21cm to 44cm, every figure published by the maker.
£10.99
Festive Knitted Dog Jumper — Four Designs
A knitted Christmas jumper with a contrast ribbed neck and hem and snowflakes worked through, in four designs: a navy Santa-and-tree, a black husky in a Santa hat, green candy canes, and a navy monkey in a Santa hat.
From£9.99
Red Jacquard Christmas Jumper for Puppies and Small Dogs, XS to XL
A red jacquard knit sized for animals from half a kilo up to seven, with chest, back and collar measurements published for every one of the five sizes, cats included.
£10.99
Striped Reindeer Roll-Neck Dog Jumper
A striped roll-neck knit with a red-nosed reindeer face on the back, in four colourways. Stretchy enough to go on without a struggle.
From£13.99
Nordic Reindeer Knitted Dog Jumper
A knitted Nordic reindeer-and-snowflake pattern in bands across the whole back, in navy or red colourways, with a soft ribbed collar.
£12.99
Christmas Turtleneck Knitted Dog Jumper, Reindeer and Snowflake
An acrylic knit turtleneck jumper in six festive designs, sized by the numbered system used across pet knitwear, running from a size 6 XS up to a size 16 XXL.
£10.99
Festive Reindeer Print Turtleneck Dog Jumper, Sizes XS to XXL
A printed reindeer turtleneck in acrylic knit, with the design printed onto the surface rather than knitted in, giving a sharper picture and nothing raised to chew loose.
£10.99
Winter Christmas Dog Jumper in Acrylic Knit, Sizes XXS to XXL
A warm acrylic Christmas jumper made in seven sizes from XXS to XXL, with the garment weight rising from 42g to 210g so you can judge the thickness before ordering.
£10.99
Snowflake Knitted Christmas Dog Jumper
A soft grey or camel knit with white snowflake bands and a ribbed roll neck. Understated for a Christmas jumper, which is why it gets worn past Boxing Day.
From£9.99
Christmas Roll Neck Dog Jumper in Wool Knit, Sizes S to XXL
A wool knit with a rolled collar closing the throat and front of the chest, which is the first place a short-coated dog feels the cold and the last most jumpers cover.
£12.99
Elf Outfit Knitted Dog Jumper
A grey knit with an elf tunic, belt and boots worked into the back and a pom-pom trimmed collar — the elf costume for dogs who will not wear a costume.
£9.99
Red Reindeer Knitted Jumper for Dogs and Cats
A red knit with a reindeer band across the back and snowflakes at the hem, cut small enough for cats and the smallest dogs.
£12.99
Plain Red Acrylic Christmas Jumper for Dogs, Sizes S to XXL
A plain red acrylic knit without slogans, antlers or bells — festive enough for the photographs, plain enough that the dog will still be wearing it in February.
£11.99
Snowflake Christmas Dog Jumper in Polyester Knit, Sizes S to 2XL
A festive snowflake knit with a published size chart — back length 21 to 40cm and chest 28 to 48cm — so you can measure your dog rather than guess by breed.
£11.99
Santa Stripe Christmas Dog Jumper
Red-and-white striped knit with a Santa or a red-nosed reindeer face on the back, in seven sizes from XXS to 2XL.
From£11.99
Which dogs genuinely benefit from one
Thin-coated and short-haired breeds — greyhounds, whippets, staffies, dachshunds, chihuahuas — lose heat quickly and are visibly more comfortable in a knitted layer below about 7°C. So are older dogs and puppies, who regulate temperature less well.
Double-coated breeds do not need one. A husky, a German shepherd or a collie is already carrying the right coat, and adding a jumper on a walk risks overheating rather than helping. For those dogs, a bandana is the festive option that does no harm.
Knitwear runs smaller than you expect
Chest is the measurement that decides the size, and knitted fabric has less give across the chest than a fleece or a padded coat. If your dog is between sizes, go up: a jumper that is slightly loose is a minor annoyance, one that is tight across the front legs will be rejected within a minute.
Check the armholes once it is on. Rubbing behind the front legs is the most common reason a dog refuses to walk in a jumper, and it is easy to miss because the dog cannot tell you — they simply stop.
Indoors is warmer than you think
A jumper is for outside. A dog wearing knitwear indoors on Christmas Day, with the oven on and the house full of people, will get uncomfortably warm long before anyone notices. Take it off once you are back through the door.
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From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
How do I get the size right?
Measure three things while your pet is standing: neck circumference, chest at the widest point just behind the front legs, and back length from the collar to the base of the tail. Chest decides the size — if your pet is between sizes, go up. Knitwear has less give than people expect once it is over the shoulders.
Is it safe to put my pet in a Christmas outfit?
For short, supervised periods, yes. Nothing should restrict breathing, sight, hearing or movement, nothing small enough to chew off should be within reach, and it should never be left on an unattended pet. Christmas outfits add two hazards Halloween ones do not: bells and tinsel trim, both of which are swallowable. If your pet freezes, flattens their ears or tries to back out of it, take it off.
Are these the same as human Christmas jumpers?
No, and that distinction matters more than it sounds. Much of what ranks for this search is human knitwear with a dog printed on it. Everything here is cut for a four-legged body: a longer back, an open chest, and armholes positioned for front legs rather than arms.
Can my cat wear one?
Some of these are sized and shaped for cats, and they are marked as such. Cats object to anything restricting the shoulders far more strongly than dogs do, so expect a short photo session rather than an afternoon.
Will it arrive in time for Christmas?
Every product page shows its own last order date rather than one date for the whole shop, because transit times differ across the range. Order well before the middle of December — the last two weeks are the worst time of year to rely on a tight delivery estimate.
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