13 Best Dog Jackets for Winter Because Even the Biggest Furballs Need to Stay Warm

It makes sense that Primary, who had 3,000 people on a waiting list last year for their kids puffer jackets, would make great pet gear, too. Their colorful pet version has an adorable snap-on hood and easy Velcro closures. Colors like tangerine and cherry will make your dog stand out on dreary winter days—and keep them visible in the dog park! Not only can you buy a matching puffer for yourself, but you can also get 20 percent off first order. Plus, pet puffers are made with 100 percent recycled polyester and are windproof, water-repellent and machine washable. But are favorite thing? You can match your pup with your own puffer in the same color!

Keep your dog warm this winter without spending a fortune with this reversible vest from Kuoser. The quilted polyester solid color side is waterproof; the cotton plaid side is super cozy. Wearing either way protects dogs from wind, rain and cold temperatures. We love the price point, the color variety and the fact that Kuoser gives us seven sizes to choose from.

The best-selling Mountain Pile Fleece for humans was apparently so popular—and so cozy— the company designed one for dogs! Made from intensely cozy and warm sherpa fleece, one verified reviewer commented, “My 11-pound chihuahua mix looks absolutely adorable in this little jacket that keeps her warm and dry.” Got a big dog at home? This fleece comes in sizes small to extra-large. In fact, another reviewer wrote how the XL fit her 40-pound pit mix perfectly.

Get you a jacket that does both! On one hand, the water-resistant outer shell keeps your pup dry and the inside layer of fleece traps in heat to keep him warm. And even though this coat has lots of positives—super handy adjustable neck and body straps, snap-closure pocket on back (to keep extra poop bags!)—it’s the faux fur collar that had us hello. (Don’t worry, it’s machine washable.)

We all know the deal: colder days, longer nights. Don’t risk walking Milo after the sun sets without taking precautions. Let drivers know Milo’s getting his P.M. steps in with this vest with reflexive paneling. It’s also wind- and water-resistant, so when temps get brisk, it will definitely help keep your pup warm, and you can even size up to layer it over another coat to keep him extra toasty. It pays to be safe out there, people. (And this time you save a lot because it’s on sale!)

This puffer vest from Maxbone is ideal for traveling pups or long days. If you head out while it’s warm and know the temp will drop when the sun goes down, grab this Eco Packable Jacket. You can zip it up into a convenient carrying pouch. Note: The fit is looser for dogs who like extra wiggle room. Terri Rockovich, Co-Founder of Jinx, loves Maxbone for their doggy outerwear. “We have some chilly evenings in Los Angeles where I wrap my guys in puffers if we are going to take more than a ten-minute walk,” she says. Ideal for late night desert strolls!

This incredibly durable, machine-washable, adjustable and reflective jacket is ideal for dogs who accompany their families on camping trips or hikes. Honestly, this is a great choice for dogs just taking a stroll in a harsher climate! Breathable fleece keeps dogs warm and the covered zipper on top prevents cold air or rain from sneaking in. There’s a small hole for leashes and reflective lining to ensure safety when visibility is low.

If winter means lots of rain where you live, your dog will thank you for a hooded raincoat. Choose from 19 different colors and patterns (including clear!) and four sizes. An adjustable strap secures quickly with Velcro over the ribcage to ensure a snug fit. It’s lightweight, easy to pack and has reflective strips to protect your dog in low light. Bonus points if you can get your dog to wear the hood.

Whether or not you have a working dog breed, you may have a dog who helps you out with everything from shoveling the driveway to hunting at the cabin. Carhartt, a company that’s been making durable gear for the rugged outdoors since before our grandparents were born, now makes dog coats. Crafted with 100 percent ring spun cotton, water-repellent coating, a quilted nylon interior and corduroy trim, this outerwear will stand up to the elements. And hey, it’s also got pockets!

Milder winter days call for a heat-trapping, soft-as-can-be fleece jacket. This one, from Wilderdog, is quick-drying and offers extra warmth and protection with an adjustable neck gator feature. This jacket clips into place and also has adjustable hind leg loops. Choose from berry, grey or olive—and be sure to wash on the gentle cycle.

Whether your dog changes his mind about style frequently or you want something more versatile, the Acadia Reversible Dog Coat from beloved outdoor brand Pendleton gets the job done. One side is black, cotton, quilted canvas and the other is striped fleece (inspired by Acadia National Park). Reviewers note this coat runs a little big, so try sizing down.

Calling everyone who experiences blizzards every winter! This doggy snowsuit is for you—well, your dog. It’s got everything—an adjustable neck covering, harness and leash holes, highly reflective material, waterproof coating, UV protection and coverage down all four legs. Did we mention machine washable? This coat is 100 percent polyester and super comfy (one reviewer says her dog likes to sleep in it). Funny Fuzzy recommends sizing up.