HARNESS: how to wear & care

HOW TO WEAR & ADJUST YOUR ADJUSTABLE HARNESS

Your harness should be worn with the logo on the front of the chest with the straps down the spine.
To adjust the size for a looser or tighter fit, slide the adjusters on each side of the neck, and the one adjuster on the belly strap

HARNESS SIZING

TO SAVE TIME & MONEY WE ALWAYS SUGGEST TO MEASURE TWICE WITH YOUR MEASURING TAPE LOOSELY AROUND YOUR PUP
DO NOT measure tightly - this can cause your measurements to be incorrect and the harness to fit too tight. A harness that fits too tightly can cause unwanted rubbing.
If your pup is between sizes, or falls into two size categories, it is always recommended to choose the larger size

If you need any assistance please email us: hello@woofandween.com

PLEASE NOTE: do not send us an email from a Hotmail or outlook address. Gmail recently introduced new security measures that cause Hotmail and outlook emails to never deliver to us or in some cases, go to junk mail.

**Including photos in your email will help us to give the best recommendations for your pup.

HARNESS CARE

Rinse with warm or cold water to first remove excess dirt (DO NOT USE HOT WATER)
Soak in warm/cold water mixed with a little soap
- NOTE: we only suggest regular dawn dish soap or detergent. NO HAND SOAPS - they contain antibacterial that can damage the product
Hang dry

IMPORTANT: We do not recommend washing in the washer. However, if you chose to do so at your own risk, use a gentle cold cycle only.

We are not responsible for items that are damaged due to being washed in the washer or washed incorrectly. Hot water can cause the inner fabric layers to separate causing damage to the product overtime.

WEARING YOUR HARNESS AT THE BEACH? Salt water can be harsh on the metal hardware so be sure to rinse and dry quickly after your beach trip.

APPAREL SIZING + CARE

All of our non embroidered apparel is printed with a special dye directly onto the garments. We recommend that all apparel be washed on a COLD + GENTLE cycle and hung dry to prolong its life.

Hot water and hot dryer cycles can cause the ink layers to separate causing damage to the product overtime.