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The Fit Guide

A barrel chest and a short neck are exactly why standard harnesses fail on Frenchies, Pugs, Bostons and Bulldogs. Here's how to measure yours in two minutes and land the right size the first time — no guessing, no returns.

Measure in 2 minutes:
① Wrap a soft tape around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.
② If weight and chest disagree, trust the chest.
③ Two fingers should slide under the strap — snug, not tight. Between sizes? Size up.
SizeRangeChest girthWeight (guide)Best for
SClasp38.3–43.3 cm4.5–8.0 kgAdult Shih Tzus, Pekingese, small Bostons
MClasp43.4–49.0 cm6.5–10.5 kgAdult Shih Tzus, Pekingese, Bostons
LClasp49.1–55.4 cm9.0–13.0 kgGrowing Frenchies, adult Pugs, larger Bostons
XLClasp55.5–62.7 cm11.5–18.0 kgSmall adult Frenchies, broader Pugs
2XLBelka62.8–70.1 cm16.5–24.0 kgBroad adult Frenchies, English Bulldogs
3XLBelka70.2–78.9 cm22.0–31.0 kgLarger English Bulldogs
4XLBelka79.0–92.0 cm28.0–48.0+ kgBoxers
Right around the 62.7 cm handover from Clasp XL to Belka 2XL? Message us your dog's exact chest measurement and we'll confirm XL vs 2XL before you order.

The Clasp range (S–XL) and the Belka range (2XL–4XL) both fit by chest girth, with weight as a rough guide; past 62.7 cm you're into Belka 2XL. Breed labels are a rough guide; puppies and growing dogs change fast, so always measure. We go by the tape, not the breed. (Based on Curli's official 2025 size chart.)

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