It’s Paw-da, darling! Prada is selling £580 raincoats for dogs to match their owners’ £2,200 version
Designer brand Prada has unveiled a collection of raincoats for dogs costing £580, so pampered pooches can match their fashion-conscious owners.
The Italian fashion house’s doggy macs are made from nylon and available in black, white or red, all featuring the iconic triangular logo along with a cute little hood to protect your pet’s ears from drizzle.
And rather than splashing out on doggy models to show off the new range, the fashion house has bizarrely used soft plush toys instead.
The waterproof outerwear is inspired by the brand’s human version of the same coat, which costs £2,200.
They are made from nylon, the same material used for Prada’s signature bags.
Prada are selling doggy versions of their best-selling £2,200 nylon raincoat for £580 so pooches can be just as fashionable as their owners
The versatile coat is perfect for the current rainy weather in the UK and the canine version also comes in waterproof nylon and features a hood
The doggo’s version of the coat comes with the brand’s iconic logo on the back to ensure they’re the sharpest dressed in the park
The listing reads: ‘Inspired by the designs of the men’s and women’s collections, this dog raincoat has a hood and elasticized trim.
‘Made of nylon, a characteristic Prada fabric.
‘It is decorated with the iconic enamelled metal triangle logo, appearing for the first time on trunks designed by Mario Prada in 1913 and reinterpreted on unexpected garments and accessories.’
The UK is being deluged with rain this week with more April Shower downpours forecast next week.
Already out of stock, the adorable jacket features a hood to protect your pup’s ears from the miserable UK weather
Available in small, medium and large, the hood on the jacket is also removable in case your dog gets too hot and bothered while they are out and about
Treat yourself to the human version of the Prada pooch coat to match your furry friend for a mere £2,200
The luxury brand, known for its pricey clothes, is selling them alongside other costly pet accessories.
They will allow pampered pooches to stay dry in style during walkies.
It comes after high street brands such as LK Bennet, Next, Barbour and Joules followed the lead of fashion labels Louis Vuitton, Versace, Ralph Lauren and Gucci to create matching outfits for dogs and their owners.