The clothing range at a glance
- Dog sweaters — knitted styles that anchor autumn and winter assortments, and sell as gifts year-round.
- Dog coats — outerwear for cold and wet seasons, including the jacket styles shown across our homepage.
- Dog jackets — lighter outer layers that bridge seasons and price points.
- Dog hoodies — casual styles that work as fashion items as much as warmth layers.
- Winter dog clothes and seasonal collections — apparel grouped by season so you can plan the year in four drops.
- Puppy clothes — clothing sized and styled for young dogs and small breeds.
A design-led range, refreshed constantly
Hellomoon reports more than 280 new designs a year across its catalogue, with new arrivals every two weeks — a cadence that suits apparel, where prints, colours and silhouettes date quickly. Because the company reports stocking its core lines, you can test a style in a modest first order and reorder the winners instead of committing a season's budget up front.
Sizing without guesswork
Fit is the number one cause of returns in pet apparel. Our dog clothes size chart guide explains how to measure a dog properly — neck, chest and body length — and our blog guide on how to measure a dog for clothes goes deeper. Size runs for the styles you pick are settled on the quotation; if your market skews to large breeds, see our guide to clothes for large dogs.
Ordering dog clothes wholesale
For programme pricing across the clothing range, see the dog clothes wholesale page, or send an enquiry with the styles and size mix you have in mind. Branding options for your own label are covered under private label and OEM.
How the clothing range is organised for buyers
Think of the family in three tiers. The anchors — sweaters, coats and hoodies — carry the department's volume and are presented as the core of the Hellomoon Design group. The seasons — winter, autumn, summer and spring collections — give the wall its calendar and its colour changes. And the specialists — puppy clothes at the small end, wet-weather planning within coats and jackets — fill the needs the anchors miss.
A sound first apparel order usually takes all three tiers in proportion: depth in the anchors, a season's worth of the current collection, and a light test of the specialists your market asks about. From there, your own sales data takes over the planning — test modestly first, then let what your customers actually take home decide the reorder.