Your workout buddy can now look as athletic and fashionable as you do in their own Sport Dog Hoodie in Green Flash by Doggie Design!
Accent piping
Doggie Design Sport logo embroidered on pocket
Open neck with a snap closure for easy on and off
Cotton/poly blend
Ribbed hem and sleeves for comfort
Why We Love It:
As a trendsetter in pet fashions, Doggie Design has updated the basic hoodie with fashion-forward accents that will get your dog noticed. The crisp, black piping and the Doggie Design Sport logo look super sharp against the bright green fabric.
This Green Flash color is a great choice for visibility and perfect for St. Patrick's Day, Earth Day, Mardi Gras, and Easter. This is also the perfect color to support your favorite sports teams including the Seattle Seahawks.
Style doesn't take a back seat to comfort, though. The 70% cotton 30% polyester knit fabric is a nice weight, slightly stretchy, and is breathable. The Sport Hoodie has been designed to fit comfortably and not be tight. Soft ribbed trim ensures an easy fit.
Other handy features include a high-cut belly to keep your pup dry. They've also included a snap closure at the neck to make it easier to ease over your dog's head. The kangaroo pocket is great for storing waste bags and treats.
A convenient leash hole is featured underneath the hood at the base of the neck to ensure your pup doesn't miss a beat during their workout. This allows your pet to comfortably wear their hood up or down without the leash being in the way.
The Sport Dog Hoodie is great for looking cool while getting around town on chilly days but is comfortable enough to wear around the house. Your pup will enjoy the added warmth and you'll appreciate less dander and hair when they wear this comfortable dog sweatshirt.
Fabric care: To get the most out of your Sport Dog Hoodie, Doggie Design recommends hand washing this garment in cool water with a mild detergent. Line dry to prevent shrinkage.
Want to have a fresh hoodie all the time? Look for other the sporty colors sold separately.
