Coverage
Back, chest, neck and belly coverage based on the product’s intended use.
Translate product ideas into patterns that balance coverage, movement, dressing ease and manufacturability across the intended size range.

Pet outerwear must stay secure while allowing natural movement, comfortable dressing and reliable access to collars or harnesses.
Back, chest, neck and belly coverage based on the product’s intended use.
Shape armholes and body panels to reduce restriction during walking and running.
Plan openings, closures and adjustment points for practical daily use.
Align seam placement and panel shapes with materials and sewing methods.
Each round should answer specific fit and construction questions.
Study sketches, samples, target breeds, sizing and use conditions.
Build the starting shape, coverage and key construction lines.
Create a sample for dressing, movement and appearance evaluation.
Adjust dimensions, openings, closure position and panel balance.
Extend the approved direction across the planned size range.
A useful fit review checks standing and walking comfort, shoulder and front-leg clearance, belly security, neckline position, tail clearance and whether the jacket shifts during movement.
Photos and short videos from consistent angles make revision comments clearer.
Send your size direction and references so we can define the right first sample.