Getting a jumper onto a cat is a negotiation, and most of them are lost at the leg holes. This one is described as two-legged clothing, meaning the front legs only. The cat's back half stays completely free, there is nothing to thread over a back foot, and the whole garment goes on in one movement while your cat is still deciding how it intends to feel about the situation.

The fabric is a plush fleece with a stretchy body, so it gives across the chest as the cat moves and does not pull tight when they stretch out flat. Two versions are listed, a pink velvet and a yellow with a fleece lining, in sizes S to XL and weighing 120g to 150g. It suits small dogs as well as cats, and it is a sofa-and-radiator garment far more than an outdoor one.

• Plush fleece with a stretchy body
• Two-legged design, front legs only
• Pink velvet or yellow with fleece lining
• Sizes S to XL
• Listed weight 120g to 150g
• Suits cats and small dogs

Two things worth knowing. Most healthy adult cats need no clothing indoors, and some genuinely hate the sensation, freezing solid or walking strangely the moment it goes on. If yours does that, take it off and let the idea go. It is considerably more useful for a hairless breed, a thin or elderly cat, or one recovering from a clip. Measure the chest and check the chart rather than trusting the letter.

Who it's for: Owners of thin, elderly, hairless or recently clipped cats and small dogs, and anyone whose pet genuinely settles better with a layer on.