Mile High Life Dog Raincoat XXS

Key specifications

Some dog rain jackets focus mainly on keeping rain off, this one also adds a reflective stripe and a leash opening. The XXS size is the specific fit to consider here, rather than a general claim that the coat fits every small dog.

It is listed for a 16–19-inch chest, with a 12.2-inch back length and a 15-inch neck. The lightweight outer fabric is described as waterproof, and a soft cotton mesh lining adds a layer between the coat and your dog. Velcro closures adjust the fit, while snaps are used to put the jacket on or take it off. A hidden opening on the back lets you connect a leash to a collar.

The reflective stripe is intended to make your dog easier to see in dim or rainy conditions. It can add visibility, but it should not be treated as a substitute for other precautions on dark walks. The listing does not give the coat’s weight or care instructions, so those details aren’t available for comparison.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a lightweight rain layer for a dog whose measurements fall within the XXS chest range, especially for everyday walks when wet weather would otherwise mean a damp coat. For example, you could fasten it before a quick neighborhood walk, attach the leash through the back opening, and use the reflective stripe as an extra visibility feature on a gray evening.

Prioritize chest girth and back length when choosing a size, as the product information specifically calls out those measurements. The listed chest range and back length are useful checks, fit is harder to judge without that measurement. Not the best choice if you need a coat with a stated weight, detailed care guidance, or a listed measurement for leg coverage. The adjustable closures may help with fit, but the listing doesn’t specify how much adjustment they provide.

Everyday use

This is a rain jacket rather than a full-body weather suit: the listed features are an outer layer, mesh lining, adjustable fastenings, leash access, and reflective trim. That makes it a practical format for putting on and taking off during regular walks, while a buyer looking for more extensive coverage would need details that aren’t provided here.

The cotton mesh lining is intended to add comfort, but there’s no information about insulation. Treat it as a rain layer, not as a cold-weather coat. Also, the XXS measurements matter more than the product’s broad small-to-large-breed wording, dogs of the same breed can have different proportions.

Questions before you buy

Which measurements should I take? Measure chest girth and back length first, then compare them with the XXS figures: 16–19 inches around the chest and 12.2 inches along the back. The neck measurement listed is 15 inches.

Can I attach a leash without using a harness opening? The coat has a hidden opening on the back for connecting a leash to a collar. The listing doesn’t describe a separate harness opening.

Does it help with visibility after dark? A reflective stripe is included for low-light conditions. It adds visibility, but the listing doesn’t state how far away it can be seen.

Is it worth it?

The Mile High Life jacket makes the most sense if your priority is a straightforward rain layer with a mesh lining, adjustable Velcro, collar-leash access, and reflective trim. It offers more walk-focused details than a basic rain cover, while staying simpler than a coat with documented full-body coverage or insulation. Choose it when the XXS measurements suit your dog and those features match your routine, skip it if you need more sizing detail or a warmer, more extensively specified coat.