Waterproof Bodysuit
Wash the garment in cold water, gentle cycle, with minimal detergent-or Woolite. Line dry. You can place the garment in the dryer on low head also. Wash as little as possible to extend the life of the waterproof coating on the material.
Read MoreThis material is incredibly tough. In fact we are using it on our Hunting Vest. That garment takes incredible punishment each day with hunters. The material is a waterproof exterior bonded to a super soft fleece material. It is waterproof and wind proof, but yet is super comfortable, flexible and breathable.
Read MoreThis is a tough as nails garment. The material is super tough, yet flexible and comfortable. And, we have used the same high quality manufacturing standards that we use on all of our garments. That is what makes it so great.
Read MoreLength of wear is variable. Most customers use the Waterproof Bodysuit on walks, and at dog shows to keep the dogs clean and reduce grooming time. The average use is from 1-12 hours. Again, use common sense-regularly monitor and inspect your dog, provide water and shade, and talk to our staff if you have any…
Read MoreNo. The material is color fasted. However, we recommend that after you are satisfied that the fit is correct, wash the Waterproof Bodysuit in cold water and line dry. This will ensure there is no bleeding of color onto your dog’s fur.
Read MoreYes. Simply unzip the abdominal zippers and undo the Velcro on the bottom of the legs. Slip the garment over the dogs head (like a turtleneck), slide the front legs through the sleeves. Then slide the back legs through the sleeves and Velcro all 4 legs. Then zip the abdominal zipper. Pull the zipper flap…
Read MoreThe waterproof Bodysuit is completely waterproof. It is NOT a wet suit. So, we do not recommend using this intentionally in the water.
Read MoreThe Waterproof Bodysuit could be the best dog garment in the world! It is lightweight, flexible and moves with your dog, is super warm, can be worn in many conditions, and is WATERPROOF. We are redefining dog apparel. No more should a clumsy, uncomfortable, ill-fitting slicker be used. We have the best thing available.
Read MoreNo-but each owner must use common sense. A dog releases heat primarily though panting and though the feet and ears. The Waterproof Bodysuit will not keep a dog from cooling itself through these channels. We have tested this garment in 80 degree temperatures without problems, but this garment is warmer and just prudence needs to…
Read MoreNo, there have been no reported matting with the Waterproof rainsuit and Arctic Fleece or Safety vests.
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