The Snowflake Christmas Dog Jumper is a snowflake dog jumper in a soft acrylic knit, made for festive walks and winter gatherings. Available in grey, dark brown, and dark brown and grey, in sizes XXS to XL, it suits UK owners who want a Christmas knit for their dog that feels seasonal without being loud, so it can be worn right through the colder months.
Not every owner wants Santa or reindeer on their dog's jumper. A snowflake pattern is a quieter nod to the season, and in muted grey and brown tones it looks just as good on a January walk as it does on Christmas Day. Here is what this jumper offers, how to pick a colour and size, and how to make sure your dog is comfortable wearing it.
Key features of the snowflake dog jumper
Snowflake Christmas design
The jumper features a snowflake Christmas design, giving a wintry, Nordic-style look. It is festive enough for Christmas but subtle enough that it does not feel out of place once the decorations come down.
Acrylic knit
It is made from an acrylic knit, a common choice for knitted dog clothing thanks to its soft, cosy feel and classic jumper texture.
Three colourways
- Grey: a soft, versatile neutral that suits most coat colours.
- Dark brown: a warm, earthy shade that looks lovely on lighter-coated dogs.
- Dark brown and grey: a two-tone option for a more distinctive look.
Sizes XXS to XL
All three colourways are available from XXS up to XL, covering toy breeds through to larger dogs.
Which dogs suit a winter dog jumper?
A knitted jumper is a nice extra layer for many dogs, though not every dog needs one. It tends to be most appreciated by:
- Small and toy breeds, who lose heat more quickly on cold UK walks.
- Short or fine-coated dogs, such as many terriers, whippets and similar breeds, who often feel the chill.
- Older dogs who may feel the cold more than they used to. Ask your vet if you are unsure whether your dog needs extra warmth.
- Dogs who are comfortable in clothing. If your dog is relaxed wearing a jumper, it is a fun way to dress them up for festive occasions.
Thick-coated breeds such as huskies or many spaniels often do not need extra warmth and may overheat, so a jumper for them is more about a short festive photo than everyday wear.
If you would like a bolder Christmas look, our Christmas Dog Jumper comes in red fawn or red Santa Claus designs up to 2XL, and the Christmas Dog Jumper with Scarf adds a matching scarf in soft coral fleece.
How to choose the right colour and size
Choosing a colour
Think about your dog's coat. Grey is a safe, smart choice for almost any colour of dog. Dark brown contrasts well with cream, white and golden coats. The dark brown and grey two-tone gives a more striking, patterned look, and is priced higher than the single colours.
Measuring your dog
Before choosing a size, take three measurements with a soft tape:
- Chest: around the widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs.
- Back length: from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
- Neck: around where a collar sits.
Compare these with the size information on the product page. Chest size is usually the most important for a comfortable fit. If your dog is between sizes, deep-chested dogs often suit the larger size.
Checking the fit
Once it is on, you should be able to fit two fingers under the jumper at the neck and chest. Your dog should be able to walk, sit and lie down easily, and the jumper should not rub under the front legs or ride up.
Tips for festive walks and gatherings
- Introduce it slowly. Let your dog wear the jumper for short spells at home with treats and praise before a longer outing.
- Use a harness for walks. A harness is often more comfortable than clipping a lead to a collar beneath a knitted neck.
- Take it off indoors if needed. Warm houses full of guests can make dogs too hot. Remove the jumper if your dog pants, seems restless or seeks out cool floors.
- Stay dry. Knitwear absorbs water. On very wet days, a waterproof coat may be more practical, and a damp jumper should come off once you are home.
- Supervise. Do not leave your dog unattended while wearing clothing.
Caring for your dog's knitted jumper
- Check the care label before washing.
- Hand wash or use a gentle, cool machine cycle with mild detergent.
- Reshape and dry flat rather than hanging, which can stretch the knit.
- Remove bobbles with a fabric shaver to keep the snowflake pattern crisp.
- Store folded in a dry drawer between seasons.
Snowflake Christmas Dog Jumper: specifications
- Snowflake Christmas design
- Acrylic knit
- Colours: grey, dark brown, dark brown and grey
- Sizes: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL
- Grey or dark brown: £28.99 (XXS, XS), £29.99 (S), £30.99 (M), £31.99 (L), £34.99 (XL)
- Dark brown and grey: £47.99 (XXS, XS), £50.99 (S), £52.99 (M), £54.99 (L), £60.99 (XL)
- Price: from £28.99
Frequently asked questions
What colours does the Snowflake Christmas Dog Jumper come in?
Grey, dark brown, and a two-tone dark brown and grey.
What sizes are available?
XXS, XS, S, M, L and XL in every colour.
What is it made from?
An acrylic knit with a snowflake Christmas design.
Can my dog wear it after Christmas?
Yes. The snowflake pattern and muted colours make it a good winter dog jumper for the whole cold season, not just Christmas Day.
Does my dog need a jumper?
It depends on the dog. Small, short-coated and older dogs often appreciate an extra layer, while thick-coated breeds may not. Ask your vet if you are unsure.
Wrap your dog up for winter
A subtle, cosy snowflake dog jumper is a lovely way to keep your dog snug on frosty walks and festive gatherings alike. Shop the Snowflake Christmas Dog Jumper and choose your colour and size.