9 best dog jackets to keep your furry friend warm in 2025
Just like us, dogs surprisingly need a solid jacket that that keeps them warm, dry, and protected from harsh winds and dreaded rainfall. It can be a commonly overlooked item for dogs in winter but don't worry, there are plenty of stylish options to choose from.
From weatherproof coats and puffer jackets to cosy fleece vests and raincoats, we've rounded up the best dog jackets to keep your furry friend comfortable all season long.
Our top pick is the Carhartt Chore Coat Dog Vest that over 1,000 shoppers rate five-stars – customers say it's 'very durable', 'good quality' and 'keeps my dog warm and dry'.
There's also the SlowTon Winter Dog Coat that satisfied customers say is the 'best coat our dog has ever owned'.
Scroll on to see the rest of our favourites!
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The Carhartt Chore Coat Dog Vest is a popular option that's equally parts stylish and practical. Made from 100 per cent ring spun cotton, this lightweight jacket is adjustable, insulated, weather resistant and water repellent. Plus, it has easy velcro closures.
It's available in a range of neutral colours and orange, and in sizes small to XL.
Boasting over 1,000 five-star reviews, satisfied customers say it's 'very durable' and 'good quality'.
'Carhartt quality is evident with this Dog Coat … keeps my dog warm and dry, and doesn't restrict his movement. As soon as I take it out of the cupboard, he knows what's next-he loves wearing it and it will last a lifetime,' one wrote.
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Crafted from polar fleece, this nifty jacket is waterproof, windproof and perfect for your furbaby. Available in sizes XS to XXL, it has a turtleneck design with a chest zipper, elastic leg straps, a belly strap with adjustable buttons, elastic drawstring, leash opening and reflective stripes.
With over 400 five-star reviews, shoppers say it's the 'best coat out dog has ever owned'.
'This coat is just so good and my dog seemed to enjoy it as well – started doing zoomies once I put it on. Easy to put on and remove. The reflective strips make it so easy to keep an eye on the dog when out at night,' a shopper raved.
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This quilted jacket is sure to keep your pup warm and stylish in winter. It's fleece lined and features a quilted design with elasticated waist bands, a back zipper and a D-ring leash clasp. It comes in a range of colours from black and pink to red and blue, and in sizes ranging from XS to XXXL.
'This pet jacket is great! It's very easy to put on my dog and it keeps her nice and warm. I had to fight her to put her other jackets on. This one she can easily step into and I zip it right up and attach the leash. It really came in handy during these arctic cold days. We are very happy with this product,' one five-star reviewer wrote.
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Your pup is sure to be the coolest canine on the block with this jacket. Featuring a rugged camo print, this jacket is crafted from a plush sherpa material, high neckline and a zipper fastening to make it easy to put on and take off.
The sizes range from XS to XXL and one reviewer say it's 'very soft and warm'.
They wrote: 'We have a beagle who is like Houdini. He has no trouble getting out of every coat we have ever bought him. This one zips up his back and so far it has been staying on him at night. Very soft and warm.'
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It doesn't get any more adorable than this sweet and girly jacket. Boasting a fun floral design, it's made from a plush sherpa fabric, and features a high neckline and zipper fastening.
Plus, it's available in sizes XS to L.
'I bought this jacket for my dog on the weekend as it's been so cold! She's a large dog and I had trouble at other pet shops finding a jacket that would fit her. This jacket fits perfectly. She's all snuggly and warm now. Quality is lovely,' a reviewer said.
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This beary cute puffer jacket is the perfect statement maker on daily walks. Perfect for indoor and outdoor wear, it features hook and loop adjustments, velcro fastening and iconic little bear ears on the hood.
One satisfied shopper says their dog 'loves this bear jacket', writing: 'The jacket keeps her warm and toasty during the cooler weather. I always get comments from people about how cute she looks with her jacket on and my doggie loves the attention!'
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If your pup is an outdoor adventurer, the Huskimo Coat Summit Pro is a great option. It's weatherproof, waterproof, wind resistant and extra warm thanks to its Subzero Microfleece lining which is lighter and more breathable than standard fleece. It has adjustable straps with durable buckles and has a SilverClear non-toxic antibacterial coating that helps with odours and bacteria build up.
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How cool is this puffer jacket?! Featuring reflective technology, this jacket is lightweight yes warm and offers insulation – perfect for the cooler months. It has a mini zipper lead opening, high collar and easy velcro fastening. It's a great and safe choice for those days when you're walking your dog in the dark.
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We all know most dogs despise the rain, that's why this raincoat is a must-have. Crafted from polyester-nylon, this jacket is weather resistant, waterproof and breathable, and features convenient leash hole, reflective stripes and a hood. It's available in a range of colours and patterns, and in sizes M to 3XL – so it's suitable for larger dogs.
With over 900 five-star reviews, shoppers say it 'fits well' and 'high quality'.
'Bought this for my bordoodle puppy and although I thought it might be a gimmicky, it turned out to be surprisingly useful. Keeps my pup dry and happy and he doesn't seem to be too bothered by it so I'm assuming it's relatively comfortable. Well worth the money!'
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