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VD87 is a dog calming vest built around a collar that works two ways. Folded down it is a high neck wrap; pulled forward it covers the head and ears. The body is a sleeveless knit vest that closes on the back with a hook-and-loop panel, and a reflective strip runs along the back and hem. Slub-textured knit with a brushed fleece inner face, 90% polyester and 10% spandex. Seven sizes XS to XXXL in army green and navy, supplied for wholesale, OEM and private label programmes.
VD87 is a dog calming vest with a collar that is built to be worn two ways. Left folded down, it sits as a high protective collar around the neck and ears. Pulled forward over the head, the same collar becomes a full head cover that muffles light and sound. The body of the garment is a sleeveless vest that closes on the back with a hook-and-loop panel.
The supplier calls this the second generation of the style and states its purpose as calming and reducing startle. Verde Pets publishes that as the supplier’s own product description rather than as a treatment, and the Responsible Use section below sets out how the garment is meant to be used.
Two colourways, army green and navy, run across seven sizes from XS to XXXL, with a suggested dog weight from 3 kg to 40 kg. The shell is a slub-textured knit with a brushed fleece inner face, 90% polyester with 10% spandex, and a reflective strip runs along the back and the hem.
Verde Pets supplies this style for wholesale, OEM and private label programmes. This page sets out the confirmed specification, the size run, the packaging the supplier states and the customization routes, so a buyer can plan a calming-apparel range on facts rather than on a photograph.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | VD87 |
| Product type | Dog calming vest with an integrated pull-over head cover |
| Function | Calming and startle reduction, as the supplier states it |
| Colours | Army green, navy |
| Fabric | Slub-textured knit outer with a brushed fleece inner face |
| Composition | 90% polyester, 10% spandex |
| Construction | Sleeveless vest with a high collar that folds down as a neck wrap or pulls over the head as a cover |
| Fastening | Hook-and-loop adjustment panel on the back |
| Trim | Reflective strip along the back and the hem, bound edges |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL |
| Suggested dog weight | 3 to 5 kg (XS) up to 30 to 40 kg (XXXL) |
| Unit weight | 92.5 g (XS) |
| Unit package size | 25 x 20 x 3 cm (XS) |
| Carton quantity | 160 pieces |
| Retail packaging | Zipper bag |
The garment is two elements in one piece: a vest that covers the chest, the back and the flanks, and a tube of fabric at the neck that continues forward over the head. The supplier’s artwork names four construction points, and they describe the garment accurately: the head cover, the breathable mesh panel, the reflective strip and the hook-and-loop adjustment.
The back panel is the only fastening. It opens flat so the vest can be laid over the dog rather than pulled on, and it is set wide enough to take up the fit across the chest. Because the closure sits on the back rather than under the belly, there is no strap to thread between the front legs and nothing to press against the abdomen.
The armholes are cut deep and bound, so the shoulder and front-leg movement stays clear of the fabric. The neck tube is a separate panel joined at the shoulder line, which is what allows it to be folded down or drawn forward without pulling on the body of the vest.
Verde Pets publishes the construction as the supplier states it. No metal hardware, no buckle, no weighted insert and no pressure mechanism is stated for this style, so none is described or claimed.
The collar is the part that distinguishes this style. Folded down, it sits as a high neck wrap that covers the neck and the base of the ears while leaving the face and the eyes clear. Pulled forward, the same tube covers the head and settles over the ears, which is the configuration the supplier’s artwork labels as pull-over comfort.
In practice the open configuration is the one for wearing around the house and on a normal walk, because the dog keeps its full field of view. The pulled-over configuration is for the moments the supplier names, such as fireworks or a thunderstorm, when covering the ears and cutting the light is the point of the garment.
The collar is not detachable. It is sewn into the shoulder line, so the two configurations are the same piece of fabric in two positions rather than two separate accessories.
The shell is a slub-textured knit, the fabric the supplier calls 竹节布, with a brushed fleece inner face, the fabric the supplier calls 德绒. The stated composition is 90% polyester with 10% spandex. The slub texture gives the outer face a visible irregular line, and the brushed inner face is what puts a soft layer against the coat rather than a smooth synthetic against it.
The 10% spandex content is what lets the vest follow the chest without a second fastening point, and it is why one size band covers a chest range rather than a single measurement. The mesh panel the supplier names is a separate open-knit section, not the whole shell.
The supplier states no fabric weight in gsm, no stretch-recovery figure and no air-permeability standard, so none is published. What is published is the composition, the two fabric names and the unit weight of the smallest size.
Measure the chest first, around the widest part of the ribcage just behind the front legs, then the neck at the base, then the back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Open the back panel, lay the vest over the dog with the collar folded down, and press the panel flat.
Check three things once it is on. The armhole should clear the shoulder without cutting into the armpit. The hem should reach the base of the tail without riding up when the dog walks. The collar, folded down, should sit without pressing on the throat, and pulled forward it should clear the eyes.
Where a dog measures between two sizes, take the larger size. Let the dog wear the vest for short periods indoors first, with the collar down, before the head cover is used, so the garment is familiar before the moment it is needed.
The supplier describes the style as a calming vest that reduces startle, and states that the close fit and the covered ears are the mechanism the garment relies on. Verde Pets presents that as the supplier’s own stated purpose. It is not a treatment, it makes no clinical claim, and it does not replace veterinary or behavioural advice.
Buyers who ask for this style tend to be retailers building a calming category, online sellers who want a garment with a visible point of difference from a plain vest, groomers, day-care and boarding operators, and brands preparing a seasonal loud-noise range ahead of a fireworks period.
Because the collar works in two positions, one SKU covers both the everyday and the event use, which is easier to merchandise than two separate products and easier for an owner to store.
The supplier’s artwork lists four situations: fireworks, thunder, a veterinary visit and unfamiliar outdoor settings. Verde Pets presents these as the situations the supplier names, not as a medical or behavioural indication, and does not extend the list.
The reflective strip is a second, separate use. It is a band of reflective material along the back and the hem, and the supplier’s artwork presents it for low-light walking so the dog is easier to see at night. It is a visibility feature, not a lighting feature, and the supplier states no measured reflectivity figure.
A buyer planning a range around this style should position it as a wearable garment for the situations above. It has no electronics, no scent, no weight and no acoustic element, because the supplier states none.
VD87 is a garment. It is not a medical device, it makes no diagnostic or curative claim, and it is not a substitute for veterinary or behavioural advice. The supplier describes the style as calming and startle-reducing, which is a product description rather than a clinical claim. Verde Pets publishes no anxiety-reduction figure, no response rate and no time-to-effect figure, because the supplier states none.
Never leave the head cover over the eyes of an unsupervised dog. Take the garment off for rest periods, check the back panel at intervals, and stop using it if the coat or skin changes or the dog shows signs of distress. A dog that shows persistent or worsening signs of stress needs a veterinarian or a qualified behaviourist, whatever garment it is wearing.
Three measurements decide the size: chest circumference, neck circumference and back length. Measure with the tape snug rather than tight. The supplier also gives a suggested dog weight against each size, which is a guide rather than the deciding figure. Where a dog sits between two sizes, take the larger one.
| Size | Chest | Neck | Back length | Suggested dog weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 33 to 43 cm | 27 to 33 cm | 30 cm | 3 to 5 kg |
| S | 40 to 48 cm | 31 to 36 cm | 35 cm | 5 to 8 kg |
| M | 45 to 54 cm | 35 to 41 cm | 40 cm | 7.5 to 11 kg |
| L | 50 to 60 cm | 39 to 45 cm | 45 cm | 10 to 15 kg |
| XL | 56 to 68 cm | 42 to 48 cm | 50 cm | 13 to 20 kg |
| XXL | 65 to 78 cm | 45 to 51 cm | 55 cm | 20 to 30 kg |
| XXXL | 78 to 90 cm | 48 to 54 cm | 60 cm | 30 to 40 kg |
The measurement ranges overlap between neighbouring sizes, which is intended: a dog at the top of XS and the bottom of S can wear either, and the back length breaks the tie. The supplier’s label states that the garment is measured by hand, so a small tolerance between pieces is normal.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Retail packaging | Zipper bag, one garment per bag |
| Unit weight | 92.5 g (XS) |
| Unit package size | 25 x 20 x 3 cm (XS) |
| Carton quantity | 160 pieces |
The supplier states unit weight and unit package size for XS only, so the table does not extrapolate the other six sizes. Carton dimensions, carton weight and pallet configuration are not stated by the supplier and are confirmed per order. Custom packaging and custom hang tags can be quoted.
Share your artwork, placement, target dimensions, colour direction, labelling and packaging brief. Verde Pets can discuss minor, drawing-based, sample-based or full customization. Feasibility depends on the style, materials, design complexity, order quantity and final specification. Confirm changes against a sample before production.
These are approximate customization-service references, separate from the product price. Final charges depend on the confirmed design, materials, complexity and order quantity.
| Service | Indicative reference | Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| Logo / Graphic Design | From US$35 per piece | 1 piece |
| Packaging | From US$2 per piece | 300 pieces |
| Hang Tag | From US$1 per piece | 300 pieces |
| Size Customization | Quotation after review | MOQ from 20 pieces |
| Color Customization | Quotation after review | MOQ from 20 pieces |
Provide the destination and order quantity and the available shipping route is confirmed with the quotation. Sea, air and express options can be reviewed against the confirmed order. Transit times are quoted for each shipment rather than published as a fixed table.
Verde Pets is a pet-product supply partner working with verified manufacturers, and this page is written from the supplier’s own specification rather than from a catalogue description. Every figure published here sits against a named source: the 2026 price list for the composition, the colours, the unit weight and the packaging, and the supplier’s own artwork for the construction points and the size chart.
Where the supplier states nothing, this page states nothing. That is why there is no waterproof claim, no warmth rating and no calming performance figure on VD87: the supplier states none of them, and a buyer building a range is better served by a short specification that holds than by a long one that has to be walked back later.
For wholesale buyers the practical advantage is the size run. Seven sizes from a 33 cm to a 90 cm chest let a retailer cover toy breeds through large dogs in one style, and the two-position collar lets one SKU serve both the everyday and the loud-noise season without a second listing.
What is VD87 made of?
The supplier lists a slub-textured knit outer with a brushed fleece inner face, at a composition of 90% polyester and 10% spandex. That is the full material list the supplier states. No coating, membrane or additional lining is listed.
How is it different from a plain calming vest?
The collar. It is a tube of fabric joined at the shoulder line that can be folded down as a high neck wrap or pulled forward to cover the head and ears. A plain vest ends at the neck; VD87 carries the cover with it, so one garment handles both the everyday and the loud-noise use.
How does it fasten?
A hook-and-loop panel on the back. There is no buckle and no strap under the belly, so the vest is laid over the dog and the panel pressed flat. The panel is the only fastening on the garment.
Can I attach a leash to it?
No leash attachment point is stated by the supplier for this style, so none is claimed and the vest is not sold as a walking harness. A leash ring can be discussed as a customization question, and the reply depends on the confirmed design.
Does it actually calm a dog?
The supplier states no anxiety-reduction figure, no response rate and no time-to-effect figure, so Verde Pets publishes none. What is published is what the garment is, a close-fitting knit vest with a collar that covers the ears, and the situations the supplier names for wearing it.
Is it waterproof?
No. The supplier states no waterproof or water-repellent treatment for this style, and a knit shell with a brushed fleece face does not support that claim. The reflective strip is a visibility feature, not a weather feature.
Is the head cover safe to leave on?
Not unsupervised. The head cover is for a supervised period, such as a thunderstorm or a firework display, and it should be taken off for rest. Never leave it over the eyes of a dog that is alone.
Is it a medical or veterinary product?
No. VD87 is a garment. It is not a medical device, it makes no diagnostic or curative claim, and it does not treat any condition. It is not a substitute for veterinary or behavioural advice.
Which size should I order?
Chest, neck and back length decide it. Chest runs 33 to 43 cm at XS and 78 to 90 cm at XXXL. Measure around the widest part of the ribcage behind the front legs, then the neck at the base, then the back from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Where a dog sits between two sizes, take the larger size.
What dog weight does each size suit?
The supplier’s suggested weight runs 3 to 5 kg for XS, 5 to 8 kg for S, 7.5 to 11 kg for M, 10 to 15 kg for L, 13 to 20 kg for XL, 20 to 30 kg for XXL and 30 to 40 kg for XXXL. Treat the weight column as a guide; the three measurements decide the fit.
Does it come in other colours?
The supplier produces this style in army green and navy. Custom colour is available as a customization service, quoted after review with an MOQ from 20 pieces.
How is it packed?
One garment per zipper bag. The supplier states 92.5 g and a 25 x 20 x 3 cm unit package for XS, and a carton quantity of 160 pieces. Carton dimensions are not stated and are confirmed per order.
Can I order custom colours, sizes or my own logo?
Yes. Logo and graphic design customization, custom packaging and custom hang tags are available, and custom colour and custom size are quoted after review. See the Custom Service Reference above.
How long does sampling take?
Sample development usually takes about 5 to 11 working days.
Send the size run, the quantity per size, the colour direction and any branding or packaging requirement, and Verde Pets will confirm the specification against a sample before production.
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