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For your dog

Everything cut for four legs: bandanas, shirts, a cape, a beret, and the poop-bag holder that matches them.

Twenty pieces are cut for four legs: twelve bandanas, four shirts, one cape, one beret and two poop bag holders that clip to the lead. Sizes run XS through XXL depending on the piece, and prices start at $8.

Almost everything here belongs to a fabric family. Lissette buys a bolt and works it until it is gone, so the jacquard on a bandana is the same jacquard on the cape, the beret and the bag holder, and the same jacquard on the scrunchie you would wear. Six families are open at the moment: vintage jacquard, leopard, soft denim, floral, palm tree and birthday.

Bandanas, capes and berets are sized from the neck. Shirts are sized from the chest and close with Velcro at the front, which is what makes them possible to put on a dog who would rather be doing something else. If your dog is between sizes or an unusual shape, send the measurement and Lissette will tell you which one fits, because she cut all of them.

Common questions

Which size should I order for my dog?
Measure the neck where the collar sits, leaving two fingers of slack, for bandanas, capes and berets. Measure the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs, for shirts. If you are between sizes, send the measurement through the contact form rather than guessing.
Will the pattern fade or peel after washing?
No. Nothing here is printed on top of the fabric. The patterns are woven or dyed into jacquard, cotton, denim and velvet, so they survive washing rather than cracking off it.

Hear about the next market

Lissette sells at markets around San Diego, and she works each fabric until the bolt runs out. The list is how you find out where she will be, and what she is cutting next.

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