The Weatherproof Bodysuit

Built to block out harsh winds + keep your pup dry & comfortable all winter long.

Water-repellent exterior with a microfleece interior

Four-way stretch Polartec® material moves with your pup

Protection & warmth for your dog in rain, snow or windy conditions

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Weatherproof Bodysuit

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings

(12 customer reviews)

$109.50 – $145.50 (USD)

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Weatherproof Bodysuit

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings

(12 customer reviews)

$109.50 – $145.50 (USD)

We recommend this for:

Size
Color	Clear

The Weatherproof Difference

For All Your Pup's Adventures

It’s tough to find a suit for your pup that provides the comfort, coverage and all the benefits that our bodysuits do. Since 1999, we've designed innovative bodysuits based on a dog's needs through all their cold-weather adventures.

Sully and Sampson Doodles in Weatherproof Suits

Weather Protection All Season Long

Designed with Polartec^® Power Stretch^® fleece material and added Wind Pro^®technology, our water-repellent Weatherproof Bodysuit provides maximum weather protection.

Whether it's windy, rainy, snowy or just plain cold, your dog will be comfortable, warm and dry through every walk, run and jump.

It's All About the Benefits

Spend more time making memories with your pup and less time grooming, drying their fur, etc.

Water-Repellent

Made with Polartec^® Hardface^® soft-touch material, our breathable bodysuit withstands moisture and rain to help keep your dog dry.

4-Way Stretchability

Designed with Polartec^® Power Stretch^® material, our Weatherproof Bodysuit's four-way stretch moves with your pup through every run, jump and roll.

Wind-Resistant

Designed with Polartec^® Wind Pro^® material, our suit provides maximum weather protection from wind, rain and cold weather.

Mud & Debris Protection

With full body coverage, our Weatherproof Bodysuit significantly reduces the amount of mud, sand and debris that gets tracked into your home.

Snow Protection

Love the snow but hate dealing with painful snowballs that stick to your dog's fur? Our bodysuit significantly reduces them for more play time and less bath time.

Added Warmth

Lined with a soft microfleece interior, the suit creates a thermal layer to keep pups warm without the weight and restriction of a thick, heavy jacket.

See What Everyone's Barking About

We can talk about our Weatherproof Bodysuits all day, but our amazing customers say it best.

Tracy Wang
Verified Owner

"I cannot say enough good things about this bodysuit...At first I tried to buy some less expensive suits from other companies, but I should have just gotten this one to begin with. The others didn’t fit nearly as well and weren’t as attractive. Highly recommend!"

Lauren Lysiak
Verified Owner

"My standard poodle Hazel has hair that tends to collect lots of snowballs when she’s outside playing (and she loves to run around and play in the snow!). This suit allows her to stay out and play a long time since the snowballs don’t collect on her pom poms (and the rest of her body stays dry too)."

Tucker's Mom
Verified Owner

"This suit saved my Wheaten’s coat! He loves to romp and play in the snow. The problem is his hair gets snowballs and mats easily. The K9 Top Coat was a game changer for us. It keeps him clean and dry in snow and rain. I can’t live without it."

How to Measure Your Pup for the Best Size

How to Measure Your Dog's Top Line

The top line measurement determines the length of your dog’s back, starting from the base of the neck (where the shoulder blades begin) and ending where you want the suit to end (close to where the tail begins). Your dog should also stand up as you take this measurement – if they’re sitting or laying down, their spine can elongate and give you an inaccurate measurement.

To Measure Your Dog’s Top Line:

Have your dog stand on a flat surface in a natural stance.
Find the base of their neck (where the shoulder blades begin, NOT up at the collar).
Use a tailor's measuring tape to measure a straight line along your dog’s spine, ending where you want the suit to stop (usually close to where the tail begins).
If you don’t have a measuring tape, you can use a string, phone charger, etc, to mark your dog’s top line length. Then place that item next to any household measuring tool (like a ruler) to find the actual top line measurement.
Write down the measurement and round up to the nearest half inch if needed.

How to Measure Your Dog's Girth

The girth measurement determines your dog’s circumference to ensure a comfortable fit in the chest area. The girth measurement is found by measuring all the way around your dog behind the front legs (where their chest/girth is the widest and/or deepest). The exact location can vary depending on your dog’s breed and body shape. An accurate girth measurement helps guarantee a snug yet comfortable fit for your dog’s bodysuit.

To Measure Your Dog’s Girth:

Have your dog stand on a flat surface in a natural position.
Take your flexible measuring tape and wrap it around the widest part of your dog’s chest/ribcage (somewhere behind the front legs).
Make sure the measuring tape stays flat and snug (do not add room to account for your dog’s fur, otherwise the suit may be too baggy).
If you use a string, phone cord, etc. for the measurement, mark on it the length that fits around your dog’s girth and use any household measuring tool (like a ruler) to determine the girth size.
Write down the measurement and round up to the nearest half inch if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here's some of the most common questions we get about our Weatherproof Bodysuits, but reach out to us if we didn't answer yours!

Bernedoodle Playing with Owner in Dog Bodysuit

What's the Difference Between Weatherproof & Arctic Fleece?

Our Arctic Fleece and Weatherproof Bodysuits are very similar in design and fit. Both are made from breathable, four-way stretch Polartec^® Power Stretch^® material with a smooth exterior and soft microfleece interior that wicks away moisture.

The primary difference is that our Weatherproof Bodysuit is water-repellant, and our Arctic Fleece Bodysuit is not.

Our Weatherproof Bodysuit is ideal for heavier rain, prolonged exposure to wet snow, splashing in puddles, etc. The Weatherproof Bodysuit material also has added Wind Pro^® technology that provides maximum protection from wind, water and cold conditions.

While our warm and comfortable Arctic Fleece Bodysuit isn't water-repellant, it's wonderful for light rain, heavy fog, damp snow, etc.

Do I Have to Zip the Suit All the Way Up?

Yes - all of our bodysuits have a non-travel zipper that allows you to leave the suit open as needed. The "non-travel” zipper won't move from the position where it was stopped, even when your pup is running and playing.

There's a protective piece of material along the stomach of the suit that provides a barrier between the suit and your dog's fur, skin, etc. If the zipper is stopped before the end of the suit, this piece of material can be tucked into the suit or cut off.

What is the Weatherproof Bodysuit Made Of?

How Do I Wash the Suit?

Will the Suit Cause Matting?

The likelihood of matting is extremely low. During the past 20+ years, a very low percentage (less than 1% overall) of dogs have experienced matting while wearing our suits.

We highly recommend that if you have a dog whose fur/hair could possibly mat, slowly build up the length of time that your dog wears the bodysuit and check periodically to see if there is any indication of mats.

After tens of thousands of dogs using our suits, we've concluded that when matting does happen, it's most often caused by static electricity. Spraying the inside of the suit with a static guard spray may reduce the likelihood of matting.

If matting does occur within 30 days of you receiving your order, please reach out to us and we'll issue you a full refund upon receipt of the suit.

Why Are the Bottom of the Legs Unfinishied?

Can You Customize the Bodysuit for My Dog?

Over the years, we discovered that it's best to have customization done locally where you can communicate directly with the alterations person and your dog is available to make sure that the changes are accurate and meet your dog’s needs.

If the legs of your bodysuit are too long, you can measure for the ideal leg length and cut any excess material off. Our suit's legs are designed so they won't run or fray when cut and the special seam will not unravel.

If you believe the leg length might be too short, please add a note to your order at checkout requesting extra material. This material can be taken to a local seamstress in your area to extend the leg length.

I Put the Bodysuit On & My Pup Won't Move, is This Normal?

Because every dog is unique, their response to having a full bodysuit put on them can vary. A common response is that the dog 'freezes' or stays in place. This doesn't mean they're uncomfortable or feel restrained.

Once you shift their thoughts to something other than the suit (via treats, playtime, a ride in the car, a walk, etc.) they usually forget they have the suit on!

Keep in mind, emotionally-sensitive dogs may take more time to adjust and respond to the new sensation of the light full-body compression of our suit.

Do You Offer a Warranty on Your Suits?

We offer a Lifetime Warranty on all our dog apparel. This covers manufacturing defects in workmanship (such as zipper malfunction, seams unraveling, etc). If you encounter a manufacturing defect during the lifetime of your suit, we will replace the suit at no cost to you.

Our manufacturer’s warranty does not cover tears, rips or snags to the fabric as these are not considered defects in materials or workmanship.

If any damage to the suit occurs due to normal or extended wear, accidents, etc, we can offer advice and tips to help extend the life of the suit.

I Got a Hole in My Suit, Can it be Fixed?

The Polartec material we use for our Weatherproof Bodysuit is of very high quality, but it's not indestructible. In order for us to fit pups in form-fitting bodysuits, we need to use a stretchable and breathable material to allow the bodysuits to conform to a wide range of shapes and sizes. The more a fabric stretches and breathes, the less durable it is. Thus, we ride a fine line between comfort, safety and durability in all of our bodysuits.

If your suit does get a hole/tear and you want to repair it, we recommend taking it to a local seamstress or tailor to have it mended. If you need additional material to cover the area, please email us at [email protected] and we'll send it to you free of charge.