Costume - Pirate

Halloween Dog Costume - Pirate

Grrrrrr! Brimming with ruff and tuff gruffness, this Dog Costume, a Pirate for Halloween, promises lots of treasure and intrigue! A swashbuckler dog's dream! Turn your next dog costume party or dog birthday party into a safe haven for pirates and bury the treasure for your puppy to find!  Pirate black fabric, accented with the skull and crossed sword look of a true renegade spirit. To top it off, we include a red bandana and pirate hat.

Sizes: 0 - 6 - Designed for teacup and small dogs

 

PLEASE MEASURE!
Costumes can only be returned for a store credit. We do not refund return postage.  Only EXCHANGES are accepted after Oct 20th. Please contact us if you need assistance in sizing.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY TO ENSURE DELIVERY ON TIME. 

 

Please take the time to measure!  We want your order to fit when you receive it.  The Chest Girth is the 1st most important measurement.

SIZE CHART

HOW TO MEASURE 

We suggest using a cloth measuring tape.  If you don't have one available, you can use a ribbon, string or piece of yarn, mark it then lay it on a yard stick.

The Largest portion of the chest is directly behind the front legs, make sure your dog is standing.  Start at the back, bring the measuring tape directly behind the front legs, all the way under, around and back to the beginning.  If your pup has a lot of fur, we suggest you go up a size.  Allow for some shrinkage.

While your dog is standing, measure their length from the base of the neck to the rump, do not include the tail.  The the neck, the neck is usually not an issue unless your dog has an unusually large neck. Don't forget the belly rub!

Size	Neck	Length	Girth
0	5.5 - 6.75 inches	7.25 inches	9.25 - 10.75 inches
1	6.5 - 7.5 inches	8 inches	10.5 - 12 inches
2	7.5 - 8.75 inches	9.25 inches	12 - 14 inches
3	8.75 - 10.5 inches	10.75 inches	14 - 16 inches
4	10.5 - 12 inches	12.5 inches	16 -18.5 inches
5	12 - 13.5 inches	14 inches	18.5 - 20.5 inches
6	13.25 - 15.25 inches	16 inches	20.5 - 23.25 inches

HOW TO MEASURE

How to Measure