Key takeaways
- Winter dog boots sell from October to February in the northern hemisphere — confirm samples by late summer.
- Fleece-lined suede boots suit small city dogs; high-cut faux-fur boots with double straps suit medium and large dogs in deep snow.
- Holiday prints and cute designs double as Christmas gifts and lift average order value.
Winter boots are the highest-value dog shoe line for most pet stores — and the most seasonal. Order too late and the stock arrives after the first snow; order the wrong sizes and it waits a year.
1. Ordering calendar (northern hemisphere)
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| June – August | Choose models and colours, order and approve samples |
| August – September | Confirm bulk order, packaging and barcodes |
| October | Stock on the shelf and online; first cold snaps |
| November – December | Peak season plus Christmas gifting |
| January – February | Snow and salt season continues; clear remaining sizes |
Production and shipping times depend on quantity and season — ask for the current lead time with your quotation.
2. Which winter boot for which dog
- Small city dogs: fleece-lined suede boots such as XC11 (five colours) or cartoon boots such as XC12.
- Light, padded option: XC14 with a water-resistant shell and drawstring toggle.
- Medium and large dogs in deep snow: high-cut XC13 faux-fur boots with two straps, up to about 27 kg.
- Full-leg protection: XC08 suspender boots keep legs clean in slush and mud.
- Gift season: XC18 Christmas boots.
3. What winter buyers check
- Warm lining that covers the ankle.
- A sole with deep tread for snow and ice.
- A closure that stays tight with gloves on.
- Easy to wipe clean after salted roads.
4. Bundle for a higher basket
Winter boots sell well next to warm clothing such as the XC-4 velvet jumpsuit or XC-5 hoodie. Ask us for a winter assortment.
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Send your models, sizes and quantities — Mia replies with wholesale prices, MOQ and sample options within one business day.
