The 'Reflector' uses an aluminised material which is proven to be of all-around superior performance and quality, complemented with a light cotton lining. The aluminised material is used by manufacturers, engineers and designers specialising in products which are subject to extreme performance and environmental conditions. These include fire, radiant heat, high-temperature steam, molten metals (as illustrated alongside) and non-FR infrared heat and sunlight. The unique five-layer textile structure reflects 95% of infrared heat, and offers an efficient high-temperature barrier material with superior durability. A polypropylene webbing strap - which has a large adjustment range - is fastened around the waist using a robust snap-click fastening. The aluminized fabric is attractively finished in a black edging tape. The 'Reflector' coat is designed for quality, practicality and durability.
It is extremely important to keep the outer surface clean so that it may continue to perform at peak efficiency. We recommend following these care and cleaning instructions:
 Choosing the best size of 'Reflector'
coat for your dog
At the end of this process, you're going to receive a coat in the post. We'd like everyone to be delighted when you open the package and find that you've ordered the correct size! Please take a few minutes to measure your dog and look at the fitting table lower down on this page. Ordering the correct coat size will avoid the delay, inconvenience and expense which will result if you need to exchange the coat for another size.
2. Measure around your dog's waist. As shown in the illustration alongside, just behind the rib cage, measure all the way around your dog.
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The 'Reflector' heat-deflecting coat is the ultimate coat for dogs which need to be shielded from the sun.
The outer side of the fabric is a highly-reflective aluminised surface while the inner surface is hard-wearing polyester. Between these two layers are five further layers - all five are illustrated alongside on the left.
1.
Measure the length of your dog. As
shown in the illustration alongside, measure the length
of its back - from the base of the neck to the base of the tail.
Now look at the table below.
Identify the measurement which is closest to your dog's length. A coat which is
an inch too long is better than one that is an inch too short - unless
your dog is a breed which has a tail which sticks up, in which case it
will be better for the coat to be a little short. Having identified the
best length measurement, now check the waist range for that size coat.
Your dog's waist measurement will need to be within that range. If your
dog's waist measurement is outside that range then consider increasing
or decreasing your choice of coat length.
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