The four collections
- Winter — the heavyweight season: coats, knitted sweaters and warm layers. The full cold-season programme is on the winter dog clothes page.
- Autumn — transitional weight: jackets, hoodies and mid-weight knits as the weather turns.
- Summer — the lightest end of the apparel range, for stores whose customers dress dogs year-round.
- Spring — fresh colours and lighter layers that restart the apparel story after winter.
The seasonal lines sit on top of the year-round Hellomoon Design anchors — sweaters, coats, jackets and hoodies — which carry the core of the range in every season.
Planning the year
A workable rhythm for most retailers: commit the winter programme first and deepest, since it carries the highest values; keep autumn and spring as rotation drops that refresh colours and prints; and treat summer as a lighter, more selective buy unless your market dresses dogs all year. Because the company describes keeping bulk stock across its range and reports new arrivals every two weeks, seasonal planning can stay flexible — ask which styles can be reordered in season rather than forecasting everything a year ahead.
One order, four seasons
Seasonal apparel can be combined with the rest of your order — leads, toys and accessories — in a single enquiry or a mixed-container shipment. Send us your market and the seasons you want to cover, and we will confirm the current collections and per-item pricing on quotation.
Southern hemisphere note
The four-season calendar on this page is written for northern-hemisphere retail, because that is where most of Hellomoon's reported markets sit. Buyers in Australia, New Zealand and South America run the same rhythm inverted — your winter programme lands in our summer — and a current-range model handles the inversion gracefully, because you are drawing on current lines rather than ordering into a production calendar set for the opposite hemisphere. Mention your market when you enquire, and the collection suggestions will be weighted to your season, not ours.