Hooded Habit Costume
One piece, pulled on over the head.
This is the only garment here you size by the skull. Everything else fits the body; this has to clear the pet's head first, and if it does that comfortably the rest follows.
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- Single pullover piece, hood and cape together
- Head opening 18cm at S to 21cm at L
- Cape 32cm to 37cm long
- Loose cut with no fastening to adjust
- Weighs 50 grams in every size
Size: S
Why you'll love it
Made for happy, healthy pets
Nothing to fasten
It goes over the head and settles. There is no buckle to set, no stud to line up and no strap to tighten, which means there is also nothing to get wrong and nothing pressing anywhere.
Sized on the head, uniquely here
Every other garment in this range fits by chest or back length. This one fits by the head opening, because that is the only part it has to pass over. If the head goes through comfortably, the rest is loose by design.
The largest clean gallery in the range
Fifteen supplier frames, of which five are clean studio and lifestyle photographs. We dropped two that appear to be computer-generated rather than photographed, and say so rather than passing them off.
Good fit if
- Animals relaxed about a hand passing over the head
- Cats and small to medium dogs under a 21cm head opening
- A costume with nothing to fasten or adjust
- Owners who would rather have no straps at all
Look elsewhere if
- Your pet objects to anything approaching the face
- The head measurement is above 21cm
- You want the hood permanently up
Measuring a head rather than a chest
Take a soft tape around the widest part of the skull, which is usually just behind the ears and across the cheekbones, and read the number. Add roughly two centimetres and pick the size that clears it. Eighteen, twenty and twenty-one centimetres are the three openings, and there is nothing above that.
The rest of the garment is deliberately loose, so once the head is through nothing else needs checking. That is the advantage of a pullover: there is no fastening to set wrong, and no strap that can be left a notch too tight by mistake.
Ears are the moment it goes wrong
Anything passing over the head has to clear the ears, and ears fold backwards easily but object to being folded forwards. Going on, the opening should travel from the nose toward the tail so the ears flatten the way they naturally do. Coming off, reverse it.
Get that direction wrong and even a generous opening feels like a snag. It is the single most common reason a pullover costume is refused the second time, and it has nothing to do with the size being wrong.
The hood does not have to be up
Worn back on the shoulders the habit still reads clearly, because the white front panel and the black cape are doing most of the work in a photograph. Up, it frames the face and covers the ears; down, it covers nothing at all.
Start with it down. If the animal is unbothered after a minute, try it up for the photograph and take it straight back down again. That order gives you both versions and risks nothing.
About the gallery
This listing had the largest set of supplier photographs of anything in the range, fifteen frames. We are using five. Three were size panels, one was a decorated banner, and two appear to be computer-generated rather than photographed: the animals in them have the small anatomical oddities that give it away.
Generated images are not evidence of what arrives, so they are not on this page. What you are looking at is five real photographs of the actual garment.
In the box
Everything you need
- Hooded habit with attached cape
How it works
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The details
Specifications
- Material
- Polyester
- Cut
- Pullover hood with an attached cape
- Head opening
- 18cm at S, 20cm at M, 21cm at L
- Cape length
- 32cm at S to 37cm at L
- Cape width
- 32cm at S to 36cm at L
- Weight
- 50g
- Care
- Cool machine wash, hang to dry
Size guide
| Size | Head opening | Cape length | Cape width |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | 18cm | 32cm | 32cm |
| M | 20cm | 35cm | 34cm |
| L | 21cm | 37cm | 36cm |
Head opening is the figure that decides whether it fits; the two cape dimensions only describe how much fabric hangs behind. The steps between sizes are small, one to two centimetres at the head, so measure rather than estimating from breed. The supplier states plainly that the range suits small and medium breeds and not large ones.
Good questions
Before you buy
Take a soft tape around the widest part of the skull, usually just behind the ears and across the cheekbones. Add a couple of centimetres and pick the size that clears it; a hood that has to be forced over is the wrong one.
No. It sits back on the shoulders perfectly well and still reads as the costume, which is the version most animals prefer because nothing is over the ears.
No. The largest has a 21cm head opening, which covers cats and small to medium dogs. The supplier is explicit that the range is for small and medium breeds.
It sits rather than grips, so a determined shake will move it and a determined reverse will shed it. For a costume that is the right behaviour: nothing is holding the animal in it.
Yes, cool and gentle, then hang it by the shoulders. There is no glued trim, no padding and no stiffened panel, which makes it the most washable garment in this range.
Last reviewed 30 August 2026