Paws&Claus Snowman Costume
Paws&Claus Snowman Costume
🎅 Instant Christmas look
🐾 Soft & comfy fit
📸 Made for cute holiday photos
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“I nearly picked the size we usually buy, but checked the chest and back chart first. That helped me choose for our dog instead of guessing by breed.”
“We wanted one Christmas-card picture, so we kept the try-on short. We took our photo and then took the outfit off.”
“The white trim and little buckle were the details I liked most in our photo. It made our usual doorstep snapshot feel festive.”
Our Guarantee
Our Guarantee
If you're not 100% satisfied within the first 30 days, just send it back to us and we'll give you a full refund.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
We process orders within 24-72 hours and deliver them within 6-15 days depending on your location.
Sizing Guide Snowman
Measure first. Pick the right size second.
For the best fit, measure your dog before ordering. Chest circumference is the most important measurement.
| Size | Chest | Neck | Paw/Foot Length | Reference Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 35–50 cm | 32–45 cm | 6 cm | 5–10 kg |
| M | 40–55 cm | 40–50 cm | 11 cm | 10–20 kg |
| L | 50–60 cm | 45–60 cm | 17 cm | 20–30 kg |
| XL | 58–80 cm | 55–75 cm | 22 cm | 30–40 kg |
How to measure: Measure around the widest part of your dog’s chest, just behind the front legs. Measure the neck around the base where a collar would naturally sit. For paw/foot length, measure from the back of the paw to the tip of the longest toe.
Choosing between sizes: Use the chest measurement as your main reference. Leave around 2 cm of extra room for a comfortable fit. Weight is only a rough guide and should not replace actual measurements.
Please note: Measurements are taken manually, so a 1–3 cm difference is normal.
Between sizes or unsure? Contact support@averivs.com with your dog’s chest, neck, and weight before ordering.
Paws&Claus Snowman Costume
What Customers Are Raving About!
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“I nearly picked the size we usually buy, but checked the chest and back chart first. That helped me choose for our dog instead of guessing by breed.”
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“We wanted one Christmas-card picture, so we kept the try-on short. We took our photo and then took the outfit off.”
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“The white trim and little buckle were the details I liked most in our photo. It made our usual doorstep snapshot feel festive.”
