IDC® neoprene coat designed by Julius-K9® offering optimum protection against the cold and damp for your dog. The neoprene used is supple, soft, waterproof and elastic, so the coat sits perfectly on the dog's body and remains comfortable whatever the dog's movements. The thermal insulation of this material is guaranteed by the thousands of tiny bubbles inside the neoprene.
In keeping with the criteria of the IDC® range, this coat also ensures your dog's safety by optimising its visibility thanks to its many reflective and glow-in-the-dark elements. Very easy to put on, the coat can be adjusted perfectly thanks to the two Velcro straps on the chest and belly. Whatever the size of the coat, neoprene is a soft, elastic material that's comfortable to wear and fits your dog's body perfectly.
The new model available since 2018 has been improved: it has reflective strips along the edges for optimum visibility. It is also important to note that on all the new models (Blue and Pink), a stainless steel ring at neck level has been added on the small sizes (Baby 1 to SMALL) for attaching a lead or coupling.
Each coat comes with a pair of detachable Julius-K9® Velcro logos.
To personalise your harness, add the text of your choice in the "Option: harness personalisation (72H lead time)" field.
Please note: please only enter letters and numbers from the European alphabet (any hearts, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic or other signs will be automatically removed from the text) and a maximum of 15 characters (the more characters in the text, the smaller the letters will be). The text will be reproduced identically, taking into account the upper and lower case letters as you enter them in the text field.
Each black band bears the words - Licensed by JULIUS-K9® - in glow-in-the-dark and your text in non-reflective, non-glow-in-the-dark white lettering and a Velcro fastening on the back. As personalisation is made to measure, please allow at least 72 hours for delivery if you select this option.
Logos are non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
