Cat sweaters

A cat sweater can make all the difference on the coldest days of the year, especially if your companion is always looking for the radiator, a blanket or a patch of sunshine. In this section you'll find our cat sweaters and jumpers: soft, comfortable garments available in the smallest sizes of our collection, with options to suit every style.

Which cats benefit from a sweater

• Hairless cats: a Sphynx cat sweater, or one for any other hairless breed, helps them hold on to the heat their skin can't retain by itself.
• Cats with very short or fine fur, which are more exposed to low temperatures.
• Senior or convalescing cats, which tend to be more sensitive to the cold.
• Cats that have been shaved for veterinary reasons.

In any case, if you notice that your cat often feels cold, talk to your vet.

Our cat sweaters

The Himalaya Sweater is our eco-conscious sweater, designed for those who want to combine style and environmental responsibility. It comes in several colors, from neutral shades such as gray or beige to bolder ones such as red.

Models such as Aarhus, Comfy, Frapp, Helsing and Mille let you choose between soft colors, such as lilac or pink, and brighter ones, such as blue, red or orange. That way you can find the one that best suits your cat's personality, and even have two to alternate while one is in the wash.

How to choose the right sweater size for your cat

A cat sweater should fit snugly without being tight: if it's too loose, it can get caught when your cat jumps; if it's too tight, it will be uncomfortable. To get it right:

• Measure your cat with a flexible tape measure while they're calm.
• Compare the measurement with the size guide on the product page, given in centimeters.
• Check that they can sit, stretch and use the litter box in complete comfort.
• Use the size filters on this page to see only the models that match their measurements.

How to get your cat used to wearing a sweater

Put it on for just a few minutes at first, at a time when they're relaxed, and gradually increase the time. Reward their patience with cuddles or their favorite treat, take it off if they show signs of stress, and never leave it on when you're not at home. With patience, most cats that feel the cold end up enjoying that extra bit of warmth.