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About This Product
Tula is wearing size S and weighs 24.4 lbs.
The Wyatt Coat is reversible and versatile -- a brown, waxed canvas lined with a bright heritage plaid wool. On wet or snowy days, your pup can wear the waxed side out for protection from the elements. Reverse it to reveal the plaid on other days when your pup is feeling fashionable!
The collar is designed to flip at the back of the neck to reveal a pop of the internal fabric.
Each coat is a Limited Edition, as they're made from vintage, dead stock, and American-made fabrics in New York City. Once a style is sold out, it will never be produced again.
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Waxed canvas side: spot clean only, wipe with damp sponge and soft detergent.
Cannot be machine washed as wax coating will be removed.
We senior ladies don't have the time to not be in style. Right, Tula?
About The Brand
Lyndsey · Founder
We create each Billy Wolf product to be as exceptional as the dog who wears it.
All of our coats and bandanas are made from vintage and American-made fabrics and finished with salvaged buttons and handcrafted labels in New York City.
We source vintage and dead stock items for the unique yet classic look it yields and to minimize waste. We find that handmade goods from quality fabric provide a durability that stands up to mild-mannered and rowdy canines alike. By using existing resources and creating long-lasting quality goods, we hope to contribute to a more sustainable future for both humans and dogs.
Every purchase supports shelters with a 5% donation.
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