Everything we have learned since 1999 about fitting Pugs, Boston Terriers and French Bulldogs, in one place. These breeds can be hard to fit because of their shape: on our size chart, every size has a chest several inches larger than the back length. Our line for them comes in 3 sizes and covers the whole body, including the legs. These guides explain what to choose, how to measure and how to get the size right.
From Houndz in the Hood, based on the fitting notes of founder Terri Goodwillie, who has made breed-fitted dog clothes in New York City since 1999. Updated October 2026.
Does my dog need clothes?
Start here if you are wondering whether your Pug, Frenchie or Boston needs clothes, and why off-the-rack sizes rarely fit.
- Do Pugs, French Bulldogs and Boston Terriers Need Clothes?
- Why Pugs, French Bulldogs and Boston Terriers Are Hard to Fit
- A Pug, French Bulldog and Boston Terrier Wardrobe for Every Season
Choosing the right style and size
Compare the bodysuits, measure your dog and learn how a bodysuit goes on.
- How to Measure a Pug, French Bulldog or Boston Terrier for Clothes
- Bodysuit vs Coat (or Sweater): Which Is Better for a Pug, Frenchie or Boston?
- Which Bodysuit Is Right for Your Pug, French Bulldog or Boston Terrier?
- What Should a Pug, French Bulldog or Boston Terrier Wear at Home and on Trips?
- How to Put On (and Take Off) a Pug, French Bulldog or Boston Terrier Bodysuit
Ready to buy
Our recommendation for winter, every price, sizes, shipping, exchanges and gifts.
- The Best Winter Coat for a Pug, French Bulldog or Boston Terrier
- Buying Pug, French Bulldog and Boston Terrier Clothes: Prices, Sizes, Shipping and Exchanges
- Gifts for Pug, French Bulldog and Boston Terrier Owners
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More guides for every breed: The Dog Bodysuit Guide, covering fabrics, washing, harnesses, travel and how to choose the right breed line.