Hairless and thin-coated cats lose heat far faster than the average moggy, and it shows in their behaviour before it shows anywhere else. They stop settling in the usual spots, they follow the radiator around the house, and they curl tighter than they used to. A wrap-around fur layer is the simplest answer to that, worn indoors through the coldest months and for the short trips outside a house cat still has to make.

This one is cut as a cape rather than a fitted jacket, so it goes on over the head and lies across the back and shoulders instead of threading through four legs. That distinction matters more with cats than with dogs. Most cats will tolerate being dressed for roughly as long as it takes to do up a fastening, so a garment that goes on in one movement is the one that actually gets used. Depending on size, the finished coat weighs between 90 and 180 grams.

• Cape-style wrap that pulls on over the head
• Soft faux fur in beige with a black tip
• Sizes M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL
• Weighs 90g to 180g depending on the size chosen
• Suited to Sphynx, Devon Rex and other bare or thin-coated cats
• Light enough for all-day wear indoors

What the options mean. Sizes run from L to 3XL — £34.99 for the smallest, £36.99 for the largest.

Who it's for: owners of Sphynx, Rex and other thin-coated cats who want a warm indoor layer rather than outdoor kit.