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VD105 is a dog plush four-leg coverall for cold weather. A standing collar with a toggle cord closes the throat, all four legs are enclosed down to ribbed cuffs, the crotch stays open for toileting and a bound opening on the back carries a lead. The plush face is thickened and high stretch, so the garment pulls on over the head. Seven sizes XS to XXXL, navy blue and dark red, supplied for wholesale, OEM and private label programmes.
VD105 is a dog plush four-leg coverall built for cold weather. A high neck closes the gap at the throat, a cord with a toggle adjusts the fit at the neck and waist, and all four legs are enclosed down to ribbed cuffs at the paws. The rear is left open at the crotch so the dog can urinate and defecate without the garment coming off, and a reinforced opening on the back lets a leash run out over the coat.
The fabric is a thickened long-plush face with high stretch, which is what lets a full-body garment pull on over the head and still sit close at the chest and legs. Seven sizes run from XS at a 46 to 53 cm chest to XXXL at 80 to 96 cm, which the supplier maps to dogs of roughly 6 kg through 40 kg. Two stock colours are held, navy blue and dark red.
Verde Pets supplies dog winter clothing as a manufacturer and OEM partner for wholesale, private label and distributor programmes. This page records the confirmed specification, the size run, the construction details and the customization routes, so a buyer can plan a winter range from measurements rather than from a photograph.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | VD105 |
| Product type | Dog plush four-leg coverall, pull-on with a toggle-adjusted cord |
| Function as the supplier lists it | Winter cold protection and warmth, full-body coverage |
| Fabric | Thickened long-plush face with high stretch, as the supplier describes it |
| Fibre content | Not stated by the supplier for this style |
| Colours in stock | Navy blue, dark red |
| Neck | High collar with a cord and toggle for adjustment |
| Legs | Four legs enclosed, ribbed cuffs at the paws |
| Toileting | Open crotch, the garment stays on |
| Leash access | Reinforced opening on the back for a lead or harness line |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL |
| Breeds | The supplier lists the style as suitable for all dog types |
| Unit weight | Not stated for this style, confirmed per order |
| Retail packaging | Not stated for this style, confirmed per order |
The garment is cut as one body with four legs, and the order of dressing matters. The neck goes over the head first, then the front legs, then the rear legs, then the cord is drawn in. That sequence is the reason the neck opening is generous and the cuffs are ribbed: the fabric has to pass over the widest part of the dog before it settles.
The plush face is a pile rather than a flat knit, so the seams are placed where the pile can be worked back over them. At the chest the panel runs in one piece between the front legs, which is the area that takes the most strain when a dog pulls against a lead. At the rear the garment stops above the tail root so the tail stays clear.
The collar stands up rather than folding down. On a short-haired dog the throat and the underside of the neck are where cold reaches skin first, and a standing collar closes that gap without a scarf that has to be tied and retied. The supplier’s own detail shot pairs the collar with a cord and a plastic toggle, so the opening can be drawn in against wind and released when the dog comes indoors.
Adjust at the neck, then at the waist, and check both again after the dog has walked a few steps. A cord pulled tight at the neck before the garment has settled will sit too high once the plush compresses. The toggle holds by friction, so it can be moved by hand without tools.
Each leg ends in a ribbed cuff that grips above the paw. The rib is the part that keeps the sleeve from riding up when a dog climbs stairs or pushes through a doorway, and it also keeps the plush away from wet ground. Between the rear legs the garment is open. That opening is the reason the coverall can stay on through a full day: urination and defecation do not require undressing the dog, and the owner is not handling a garment in the cold several times a day.
The supplier’s own material names hair containment as a benefit of the closed construction. In practice the plush face holds loose hair on the inside of the garment instead of letting it settle on a sofa or a car seat. That is a containment effect. It does not change how much a dog sheds.
A reinforced slit sits on the back between the shoulder blades, sized so a lead clip or a harness line can pass through it. The edges are bound, which is the difference between an opening that survives a season of walks and a cut that frays after a month. With the line through the slit, the coat does not have to come off for a walk, and a harness can be worn under the garment if the buyer prefers that route.
Navy blue and dark red are held across the full size run. The pattern, the cuffs and the cord positions are identical between them. For a retail range that means two colourways from one size curve, and for a private label programme it means one approved pattern that can be run in a custom colour without a new fit.
The supplier does not publish a fibre composition, a fabric weight or a pile height for this style, so this page does not state them. What is documented is the construction: a thickened long-plush face with high stretch, bound edges at the leash opening, and rib cuffs at the four legs.
The supplier also does not publish a care label for this style. Plush pile of this type is normally washed cool and dried flat to keep the pile from matting, and that is general guidance for the material rather than a supplier instruction. Confirm the care wording with the factory before it goes on a retail label.
Nothing in the specification or the artwork claims water resistance of any kind. The plush face absorbs water, so treat VD105 as dry-weather and indoor winter wear. A dog that comes back wet should be dried in the garment rather than left in it.
Three measurements decide the size. Chest girth is taken around the widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs. Back length runs from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Neck girth is taken where the standing collar will sit. Measure with the dog standing, tape loose enough to slide a finger underneath.
| Size | Chest | Back length | Neck | Suggested dog weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 46 to 53 cm | 35 to 38 cm | 35 cm | 6 to 9 kg |
| S | 50 to 58 cm | 40 to 43 cm | 38 cm | 9 to 13 kg |
| M | 54 to 64 cm | 45 to 48 cm | 41 cm | 13 to 17.5 kg |
| L | 60 to 72 cm | 50 to 53 cm | 44 cm | 17.5 to 22.5 kg |
| XL | 66 to 78 cm | 55 to 58 cm | 48 cm | 22.5 to 28 kg |
| XXL | 72 to 85 cm | 60 to 63 cm | 52 cm | 28 to 34 kg |
| XXXL | 80 to 96 cm | 65 to 70 cm | 56 cm | 34 to 40 kg |
Where a measurement falls between two sizes, take the larger one. The plush compresses and the cord takes up slack at the neck and waist, but a garment that is too small will pull at the shoulder and lift the rear legs off the ground. The weight column is a planning guide for a size curve, not a fit rule. The tape decides.
One point worth stating for a size curve: the neck column is a circumference in centimetres, and it grows more slowly than the chest through the run. A buyer building a seven size range should expect the neck to be the dimension that limits the smallest sizes on broad-chested breeds.
The supplier does not state a unit weight, a folded size or a retail packaging format for VD105. Carton quantity, carton dimensions and packing method are confirmed per order against the final size run and the destination. Custom packaging and a custom hang tag can be quoted, and the reference figures are listed under Custom Service Reference below.
Send the artwork, the placement, the target dimensions, the colour direction, the labelling and the packaging brief. Verde Pets can discuss minor, drawing-based, sample-based or full customization. Feasibility depends on the style, the materials, the design complexity, the order quantity and the 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 the 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.
As a dog winter clothing supplier, Verde Pets quotes small trial runs as well as repeat bulk supply, and keeps one specification record per Verde model so a reorder matches the sample.
What is VD105 made of?
A thickened long-plush face with high stretch, as the supplier describes it. The supplier does not publish a fibre composition, a fabric weight or a pile height for this style, so none is quoted here.
Is it waterproof?
No. Nothing in the specification or the artwork claims water resistance, and a plush face absorbs water. Treat VD105 as dry-weather and indoor winter wear.
Does the dog have to be undressed to go to the toilet?
No. The crotch is open by construction, so the coverall stays on for urination and defecation. That is the main reason a full-body winter garment is practical for daily use.
Can a lead be used with the coat on?
Yes. A reinforced, bound opening sits on the back between the shoulder blades, and a lead clip or a harness line passes through it. A harness can be worn under the garment if the buyer prefers that arrangement.
How do I measure for a size?
Chest girth 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 girth where the standing collar sits. Measure standing, tape loose enough to slide a finger underneath. Chest runs 46 to 96 cm and back length 35 to 70 cm across the seven sizes.
Which size for which dog weight?
The supplier’s guide is 6 to 9 kg at XS, 9 to 13 kg at S, 13 to 17.5 kg at M, 17.5 to 22.5 kg at L, 22.5 to 28 kg at XL, 28 to 34 kg at XXL and 34 to 40 kg at XXXL. Use it to plan a size curve. The tape decides the fit, and where a dog falls between two sizes the larger one is the safer choice.
Does the plush stop a dog from shedding?
No. The closed construction holds loose hair inside the garment, which keeps it off furniture and car seats. It does not change how much a dog sheds, and the supplier’s wording on this point describes containment rather than a change in the coat.
How should it be washed?
The supplier does not publish a care label for this style. Plush pile of this type is normally washed cool and dried flat to keep the pile from matting, which is general guidance for the material rather than a supplier instruction. Confirm the retail care wording with the factory.
Can I order a custom colour, logo or packaging?
Custom colour is a customization service quoted after review with a minimum from 20 pieces. Logo and graphic design start from US$35 per piece at a minimum of 1 piece; packaging from US$2 per piece and hang tags from US$1 per piece at a minimum of 300 pieces. These are customization-service references, separate from the product price.
How long does sampling take?
Sample development usually takes about 5 to 11 working days.
Send your size run, quantity, colour split, packaging brief and destination through https://www.verdepets.com/contact-us/.
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