Cat jumper

Cat jumpers at a range of prices

Thirteen jumpers and hoodies for cats and kittens, from cable knits to fancy-dress hoodies. We've chosen models for several uses: a hairless cat jumper for all year round, a warm jumper for winter, a Christmas outfit or a costume for photos. Most come in XS to XL, and often up to XXL.

Jumpers for hairless or chilly cats

Two models are designed for the cat itself, and above all for hairless breeds:

• the rainbow knit jumper, in 100% rayon stretch knit, striped, for a hairless or chilly cat, to wear all year round according to its product page;
• the multicoloured hoodie, in soft cotton, designed for hairless cat breeds, from XS to XXL.

Knitted jumpers and Christmas jumpers

For a cat jumper that keeps them warm in autumn and winter:

• the cable-knit jumper, soft and stretchy, in white, black, red, grey, pink, dusky pink, blue or beige, from S to XL;
• the wool winter jumpers with Christmas and animal patterns (queen, flowers, rabbit, strawberry, maple), from XS to XXXL: a wool cat jumper for the festive season, or a gift idea;
• the colourful checked jumper, soft and comfortable, for spring and autumn;
• the pack of 4 Happy Bear knitted jumpers, one in each colour, with a round neck.

Cat hoodies

A cat hoodie is worn like a jumper, with an extra hood:

• the plain fleece-lined hoodie, in polyester, in six colours, for indoors and outdoors;
• the black “Trouble Maker” hoodie, with a cheeky design;
• the lined YELVPET hoodie, black and neon green;
• the frog hoodie in soft, stretchy knit, green or yellow;
• the brown capybara hoodie, with a hood and ears, in warm polyester.

Costumes and jumpsuits

For photos or parties, the lined tiger costume, a hooded winter jumpsuit, turns your cat into a little tiger. The grey reflective jumpsuit, in tough polyester with a hood, covers more of the body for the cold season.

Which jumper should you choose for your cat?

• Hairless cat: the rainbow jumper or the multicoloured cotton hoodie.
• Chilly cat in winter: a cable-knit jumper, a wool jumper or a fleece-lined hoodie.
• Kitten: a kitten jumper in size XS, in stretchy knit.
• For Christmas: a Christmas-pattern jumper, or the Happy Bear pack to change outfits.
• For photos: the frog hoodie, the capybara or the tiger costume.

Choosing the right size

Measure the neck, the chest just behind the front legs, and the length of the back, from the neck to the base of the tail. Compare these with the size chart on the product page: between two sizes, go for the larger one. A well-fitting jumper lets two fingers slip in at the neck and doesn't get in the way of walking or using the litter tray. Get your cat used to wearing it for a few minutes, and take it off if they don't tolerate it well: in our view, a jumper worn a little is better than one that stresses them out.

FAQ

Does a cat really need a jumper?

Not always. A cat with a thick coat often manages without; a hairless, older or chilly cat benefits more, especially in winter or in a cool home.

Which material is best for a cat jumper?

Soft cotton and rayon for all year round, knit and wool for winter, fleece lining for the cold. Each model's material is listed on its product page.

To complete the look

For going out, see also our Cat coats, our full cat clothes range and, for the family dog, the dog jumper. Day to day, think about a cat harness, their water fountain and a cat toy. Everything else is in our cat supplies.