Between a bare coat and a full winter jacket sits the layer most dogs actually need for autumn: something with sleeves, warm on the chest and belly, easy to pull on for a ten-minute walk and not a performance to remove. A pullover hoodie does that job, and this one is styled as proper streetwear rather than pet clothing, in a washed black or grey with patterned stripes down the sides.

The inside is brushed fleece, which is what makes a thin garment warm; the pile traps air against the coat rather than relying on bulk, so a lean or short-haired dog stays comfortable without wearing something stiff. A front kangaroo pocket and a hood finish the look, and the relaxed cut lets the shoulders move freely on a walk. It weighs between 490g and 550g as packaged, and ships in a box measuring 35 x 30 x 5cm.

• Pullover hoodie with a hood and kangaroo pocket
• Washed black or grey with patterned side stripes
• Soft brushed fleece lining
• Relaxed cut that moves with the shoulders
• Sizes S to XL
• Matching pants listed as a separate option

On choosing a variant. Sizing follows chest girth and back length rather than the dog's weight, and a deep-chested dog often needs a size up from the chart. It is a warm layer rather than a waterproof one, so it belongs on a dry cold day.

Who it's for: Short-haired or lean dogs who feel the cold on autumn walks, and owners who would rather their dog's coat did not look like veterinary kit.