The dinner jacket is the foundation of the black-tie ensemble even for dogs. The model, style and facings chosen for the jacket set the tone for the formality and swank of the remaining attire. It also embodies the refined minimalism that sets evening wear above a simple suit through the clever concealment of each garment’s working parts.
Single-breasted peaked lapel.
Cotton shirt & suiting fabric jacket
Encredibly beautiful hand made Boutonniere. Its washable and removable.
Black buttons.
Finished sleves.
The center vent on the back.
IMPORTANT:
BEFORE YOU PLACE ORDER, please, take a moment to measure your pet carefully with a soft measuring tape to have the best fit for your pet and provide me the measurements
Learn how to correctly measure your dog: Use a soft tape measure or wide rope to take the measurements. Do not use a hard straight ruler or carpenters tape measure. When measuring the back length, your dog must be standing straight with his/her head up. If your dog is lying down or sitting, his/her back length will be longer than the actual length. Measure from the base of the neck (just in front of the shoulder blades) to the base of tail. Do not measure from where the collar sits. The coat length should be the same or longer by 1 to 2 inches as your dogs’ back length.
A. Start at the base of the neck just in front of the shoulder blades (not from the collar) and go to the base of the tail.
B: Chest Girth An image showing how to measure a dogs chest girth Girth or circumference of the chest at the thickest point.
C: Chest Width An image showing how to measure a dogs chest width Horizontal distance across front of the chest.
D: Neck Girth An image showing how to measure a dogs neck girth Girth or circumference at the base of neck.
G: Tuckup Girth An image showing how to measure a dogs tuckup girth Girth or circumference of the tuck-up area (just in front of the hind legs).
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