Where jackets fit in a range
Retailers use jackets to do the work between a sweater and a heavy coat: a layer owners reach for on cool, changeable days. In assortment terms, jackets let you offer a step-up from knits without jumping straight to your highest price points, and they refresh well — new colours and prints in a familiar category are an easy seasonal story.
Within Hellomoon's clothing family, jackets sit inside the coat group and the seasonal collections. Buyers commonly plan them together with dog coats for the cold months and hoodies for casual everyday wear.
What buyers ask us
- Which styles are available now? The mix rotates as new designs arrive — Hellomoon reports around 120 new arrivals every two weeks across the catalogue. Ask for the current jacket selection when you enquire.
- Can jackets carry our label? Branding options exist across the apparel range; see private label and OEM.
- How are sizes organised? By the same measuring approach as the rest of the clothing range — see the size chart guide.
Ordering
Send an enquiry naming the jacket styles you are interested in, with rough quantities and your destination market. Pricing, size runs and packing are confirmed per item on quotation.
Jackets as the recruitment product
Apparel departments often find that jackets recruit new clothing customers. Owners who would not buy a dog a sweater — "he has fur" — will buy a jacket for a rainy weekend or a camping trip, because the use is obvious. Once that first garment is home and the dog is visibly comfortable in it, the second purchase gets easier, and it is usually a knit or a coat.
Stock jackets with that journey in mind: near the door in changeable weather, with the measuring conversation ready. A jacket is also a forgiving first fitting — layered over the dog's own coat, judged in a mirror in ten seconds — which makes it the style staff can confidently sell to first-time apparel buyers.