What size skinny pig jumper should I choose?

Choose XS if your skinny pig has a 21cm back length and 20–23cm chest. Choose Small if your skinny pig has a 26cm back length and 25–29cm chest.

How do I measure my skinny pig for a jumper?

Measure your skinny pig’s back length from the base of the neck to the base of the back, then measure around the widest part of the chest.

What if my skinny pig is between sizes?

If your skinny pig is between sizes, choose the larger size to allow more comfort and easier movement.

Should skinny pigs be supervised while wearing clothing?

Yes. Always supervise your guinea pig while wearing clothing. Remove the jumper if they chew it, seem stressed, overheat, or struggle to move normally.

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Guide

Skinny Pig Size Guide | Jumper Sizes for Hairless Guinea Pigs

Find the Right Fit

Please check your guinea pig’s measurements before ordering. For the safest and comfiest fit, measure their back length and chest before choosing a size.

Size	Back Length	Chest
XS	21cm	20-23cm
S	26cm	25-29cm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find outfits for hairless guinea pigs?

You’re in the right place. Our cosy jumper is selected especially for skinny pigs and hairless guinea pigs who need a little extra warmth.

What colours are available?

The jumper is available in Blue, Black, White, Khaki, Wine Red, Grey and Pink.

What sizes are available?

We currently offer XS and Small.
XS has a 21cm back length and 20–23cm chest.
Small has a 26cm back length and 25–29cm chest.

Can I customize an outfit for my guinea pig?

Not at the moment. We currently offer one cosy jumper style in 7 colours and 2 sizes.

How do I care for the jumper?

Hand wash gently and air dry to help keep the jumper soft and in good condition.

Do you offer free delivery?

Yes, we offer free delivery.

Do you accept returns?

Yes, we offer free returns within 90 days.

Is it safe for my guinea pig to wear clothing?

Always supervise your guinea pig while they are wearing clothing. Remove the jumper immediately if they chew it, seem stressed, overheat, or struggle to move normally.