Morezi Greyhound Lurcher Winter Coat (Navy) with harness hole and water-resistant protection – Small
Product description
The essentials
If you’ve got a long-backed breed like a greyhound, lurcher or whippet and you’re tired of coats that ride up or leave the belly exposed, this Morezi winter coat is built around that problem. On paper, it focuses on keeping the chest and tummy warmer and drier, with a slightly elastic underbelly and a contoured shape designed for long back legs.
It’s also geared towards everyday practicality: the outer fabric is polyester, there’s padding for winter warmth, and the design includes a hook-and-loop style easy fastening plus a zipper. There’s even a harness hole at the back of the neck so you can attach a harness without wrestling the coat out of the way.
That said, it’s not a technical outdoor shell for extreme weather. It’s a “dog coat for winter walks” type of item—more about coverage and comfort than heavy-duty waterproofing bragging rights.
What it’s for (and how it works on a walk)
This coat is aimed at longer-backed dogs who need more than a standard short jacket. The high neck with a drawstring helps reduce cold wind finding gaps, and reflective piping is included for safer visibility in the evenings.
A small detail that can make a big difference: the leash/harness portal at the back of the neck. In use, that means you can clip your harness to the dog’s collar/harness point while the coat stays put, instead of pulling the whole coat backwards every time you want to go out. For many owners, that’s one of the most “worth it” features—less faff, fewer adjustments, and a more comfortable fit for the dog.
Where it may feel less convincing is if you’re expecting a fully featured raincoat experience. The product is described as water resistant, not positioned as fully waterproof, so if you regularly get proper downpours, you may still want to plan for extra layers or choose a more aggressively weatherproof approach.
Key takeaways
The strongest arguments for this winter coat are its breed-friendly shape and the harness-hole design. It’s also machine washable, which is the sort of boring-but-important feature that actually matters when coats get muddy.
A practical downside to keep in mind: it’s clearly sizing dependent. The size chart request is explicit about measuring your dog’s chest girth and back length and not assuming that “Small” will automatically match your usual size. If your dog’s measurements fall between sizes, the advice is to choose the larger one.
Key specifications
- Type: water resistant dog coat / winter dog jacket
- Closure: hook and loop closure with zipper
- Fit approach: contoured shape for greyhound, lurcher and whippet long back breeds, slightly elastic underbelly
- Neck area: high neck with drawstring
- Harness/leash: leash portal at the back of the neck (harness hole)
- Safety: reflective piping
- Outer fabric: polyester (described as strong and durable)
- Lining: padded cotton lining
- Care: machine wash cold with like colours, do not bleach, tumble dry low, do not iron
Who it suits best (and who should be cautious)
It makes sense if you’re looking for a warm, comfortable coat for UK winter walks and you want something that’s easier to put on and take off than coats that fight against your harness setup. It’s especially relevant if your dog has a longer back and you’ve struggled with coats that don’t cover the belly area well.
It might not be the best match if you’re dealing with very wet, wind-battering conditions where “water resistant” won’t feel like enough. It also may not suit you if you don’t want to measure your dog carefully—based on the size guidance, getting the right chest girth and back length is key.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a breed-shaped winter coat that keeps the chest and tummy warmer and drier, includes reflective piping, and makes harness attachment easier thanks to the harness hole at the back of the neck. You may want to skip it if you need a fully waterproof rain shell for heavy weather, or if you’re unwilling to check measurements rather than rely on “your dog usually wears size S.”
FAQ
How water resistant is it?
It’s described as water resistant, with a padded cotton lining for winter warmth. If your priority is total waterproofing for sustained rain, it may be worth comparing against coats described more firmly as waterproof.
Does it work with a harness?
Yes, the design includes a harness/leash portal at the back of the neck, which is intended to let you attach the harness without pulling the coat towards the back of your dog.
How easy is it to put on?
The coat uses hook-and-loop closure with a zipper, and there are adjustable body and front straps described for a quicker, more secure fit.
Can you machine wash it?
Yes. The care instructions say machine wash cold with like colours, do not bleach, tumble dry low, and do not iron.
What should I check before buying?
Measure your dog’s exact chest girth and back length, and if the measurements sit between two sizes, choose the larger size—size guidance is a big part of whether this coat will fit properly.