
Small and large
One colourway — cream canvas, coffee binding, a padded black grab handle.
Go together, go lighter
A crossbody bag with openings for all four legs, so a small dog rides with its legs out and its head clear instead of folded into a pouch.

A bag with four legs
A canvas shoulder bag cut with four leg openings, so a small dog rides against your hip with its paws out — carried, not folded into a sack.
The strap goes across the body and shortens one-handed, which leaves both hands for the bus, the door and the coffee.
Two sizes
Cream canvas with coffee binding. Small for toys, large for a longer back.

One colourway — cream canvas, coffee binding, a padded black grab handle.

The strap clips on either side and adjusts while the dog is already in.
A dog that is long-bodied needs the large even if it is light.
A closer look

Bound in brown webbing so the seams do not rub behind the front legs.

Webbing loops take the strap on both sides — the load sits on the body, not the neck.

Across the body for the bus, or short on the shoulder for a quick errand.
Measure first
Two measurements, then pick the size.
The bag has to clear the body, not squeeze it.
Behind the front legs, at the widest point.
A long-backed dog takes the large even at six kilos.
Before you order
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No. Shipping already includes duties and import taxes, so the price at checkout is the final price. Nothing extra to pay the courier or customs when the parcel arrives.
Toy and small breeds. The Maltese in the photos is wearing the small. A long-bodied dog needs the large even if it is light.
No. The legs come through the openings and hang free; the bag carries them.
Spot-clean the canvas with a damp cloth and wipe the lining. Air dry, away from a radiator.
A crossbody bag with openings for all four legs, so a small dog rides with its legs out and its head clear instead of folded into a pouch. The strap goes over one shoulder and across the body, which leaves both hands free on stairs and in a crowd.
Measure your dog from the base of the neck to the tail and around the chest - the bag has to clear the body rather than squeeze it. This style suits toy and small breeds; a dog that is long-bodied needs the larger size even if it is light, because the leg openings are what decide the fit.
A pouch bag carries a dog with its legs tucked, which it will tolerate for a few minutes and then start to shift in. Legs-out keeps the spine straight and the head above the bag, so a dog can look around and settle instead of scrambling. It also means the bag does not need to be as deep, so it hangs close to the body.
Spot clean the outer fabric and air dry. Check the leg openings for stitching strain if your dog is at the top of the size range.
| Leash length | 115 cm |
|---|---|
| Shoulder strap | Adjustable |
| Size | Chest | Neck | Back length | Recommended weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 32–37 cm (12.6–14.6 in) | 23–26 cm (9.1–10.2 in) | 28–33 cm (11.0–13.0 in) | 1.0–2.5 kg (2.2–5.5 lb) |
| L | 41–46 cm (16.1–18.1 in) | 28–34 cm (11.0–13.4 in) | 34–38 cm (13.4–15.0 in) | 3.0–4.5 kg (6.6–9.9 lb) |
Between two sizes? Size up. A long-bodied dog needs the larger size even when it is light.
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Before you order