Description
Handmade from sweaters into and adorable argyle dog sweater. Perfect for medium size dogs and is comfortable for walks and everyday use and is adjustable on both chest and belly. Outer lining is a soft cotton argyle, while the inner lining is a faux sherpa. Also, coat is shown on a 25-30 lb. miniature schnauzer.
Dimensions of dog sweater: sized to fit a medium dog, approximately 25-35 pounds
Please take a minute to peruse the other vintage and handmade items in my shop – combined shipping offered! Just send us your zip code for a quote. See more of what’s available in my shop here.
* items in photo as props not included
Prodigal Pieces reclaims furniture through various methods (flea markets, estate sales, auctions, etc). We alter each piece as stated by painting, distressing & refinishing. Also, we may replace hardware, re-glue the drawers and other misc. repairs that might need done to bring back life to the piece.
Our items are vintage, reclaimed, upcycled and they may have age-consistent wear & tear. Many pieces have had repairs sometime in their history & may have been customized. Also, we take care to be sure our photos and descriptions are an accurate representation of each piece.
Please email with any questions PRIOR to purchase. Likewise, we are happy to answer any questions you may have.
PAYMENT:
Payment for purchased items is due immediately, unless time otherwise agreed upon by Prodigal Pieces.
SHIPPING & DELIVERY:
Item ships within 3 business days of receipt of payment. Item available for local pickup. We are located in Northeast Ohio – just between Cleveland and Columbus. In addition, we do offer combined shipping, so please contact us PRIOR to purchase of multiple items. Also, if you would like this shipped internationally, please contact us to set up a shipping quote.
Shipping Estimate is on the high side to cover all areas of the U.S. However, if there is a gross overpayment in shipping, we will gladly return the overpayment to you (overpayment is under shop discretion).
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