Threading four legs into a garment while an animal wriggles is the reason most pet clothing ends up unused in a drawer. A two-legged design halves the job — front legs in, pull it back over the shoulders, done — and for cats especially that difference decides whether something actually gets worn or gets fought over every time you try. It is the same warmth with a fraction of the argument.

Leaving the back legs free changes more than the dressing. Nothing wraps the hind end, so toileting is unaffected and an animal can squat and move normally, which is the usual reason a full bodysuit gets abandoned after a day. The hood adds warmth around the neck and folds down flat when it is not up. Two colours are listed, green and yellow, with sizes running from extra small through to 2XL.

• Front legs only, so it pulls on and off quickly
• Hood that folds down when not in use
• Two colourways: green and yellow
• Sizes from XS to 2XL
• Twenty-four colour and size combinations
• Leaves the hind end free

On fit with a two-legged design. Because nothing anchors at the back, a hoodie that is loose through the chest will rotate and end up sideways within one walk, so snug across the chest matters more here than on a four-legged garment. We hold no measurements from the maker, so send us the chest girth taken behind the front legs and we will measure the size you want rather than quote numbers we cannot verify.

Who it's for: Cat owners and owners of fidgety small dogs who want something warm on in seconds without a wrestling match.