Barkbutler x Fofos Four Leg Black Raincoat for Dogs (Button Up Style)

Fofos Four Leg Waterproof Dog Raincoat (Black) - TPU Shell, Transparent Hood, Reflective Strip, Elasticated Leg Cuffs. Full-Body Monsoon Protection.

The Fofos Four Leg Raincoat is a full-coverage waterproof dog raincoat made from lightweight TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) with an inner mesh coating, covering all four legs with elastic cuffs, featuring a transparent hood, a reflective safety strip, and a leash opening with a waterproof cover. Available in Black in sizes M (MRP ₹1,250) through XXXL (MRP ₹1,850). Also available in Yellow.

India's monsoon season is not a light inconvenience for dog parents - it's six to eight weeks of daily walks in heavy rain, wet grass, muddy pavements, and that particular post-walk chaos of a soaked dog shaking themselves dry across your living room. Most dog raincoats sold in India cover the back and torso but leave the legs completely exposed. By the time a back-only raincoat dog comes home, their chest, belly, and all four legs are soaked, caked in mud, and dragging wet grass from the park floor - which is also peak tick territory during the rains. The Fofos Four Leg Raincoat solves this by being exactly what the name says: a raincoat that covers all four legs. It's a genuinely different product from a cape or poncho-style raincoat, and the difference matters on a rainy Indian Tuesday morning when you're already running late.

Manufactured and distributed by Pupscribe Enterprises Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai - under the Barkbutler x Fofos brand, one of India's most widely reviewed pet accessories labels with a strong track record of verified buyer satisfaction across both the Fofos raincoat range.

Uses and Benefits

The Fofos Four Leg Raincoat is built for daily monsoon-season use but earns its keep year-round in different ways:

• Complete monsoon protection - the four elasticated leg cuffs cover all limbs from shoulder to paw, while the transparent hood covers the head and neck. Combined with the TPU body shell, your dog is genuinely covered from head to toe - the only part that makes direct rain contact is the underside of their paws.
• Significantly reduced post-walk cleanup - when a dog's coat, legs, and belly stay dry, the post-walk cleanup shrinks from a towelling session to a quick wipe of the paws. For pet parents in apartments with light-coloured sofas, marble floors, and carpet runners, this is the practical case for a four-leg raincoat over a back-only one.
• Tick exposure reduction - during monsoon season, wet grass and undergrowth are where brown dog ticks are most active. A full-coverage raincoat creates a fabric barrier between your dog's legs, belly, and the vegetation they walk through. It won't make your tick prevention product redundant, but it meaningfully reduces the direct contact surface.
• Night walk visibility - the reflective strip on the back of the coat makes your dog visible to oncoming traffic, motorbikes, and other walkers during dark, rainy evenings when ambient light is already low. This is a safety feature that not all dog raincoats include, and in India's chaotic evening traffic, it's genuinely useful.
• Leash-ready design - the leash opening on the back of the coat comes with a waterproof cover flap, so the harness or collar D-ring is always accessible without having to remove the coat, and the opening itself doesn't let rain in.
• Wind and chill protection - the TPU shell with inner mesh acts as a windbreaker in addition to a waterproof layer, providing useful body temperature protection for short-coated dogs, senior dogs, or small breeds who feel the cold more keenly.

Key Features and Specifications

Size Guide - Measuring Your Dog Correctly

• For a raincoat with leg coverings, getting the size right matters more than for a back-only coat. The fit needs to be snug enough that the leg cuffs stay in place when your dog walks, but not so tight that it restricts movement or causes chafing.
• How to measure: Place your dog standing on all four paws. Measure from the base of the hood (base of the neck) to the longest point of the coat along the back. Use this body length to select the correct size.

Important: Breed sizing is a guide only - body length varies significantly within breeds depending on age, gender, and individual build. Always measure your specific dog before ordering. When between sizes, size up - a slightly larger coat is easier to move in and less prone to chafing than one that's too tight. In the reference image, a Jack Russell Terrier fits a size L.

What Makes the Fofos Four Leg Raincoat Different

• The Indian dog raincoat market is dominated by two types: the cape-style (back and sides only, velcro closure) and the poncho-style (drapes over the back with no leg coverage). Both have their place, but both leave the problem unsolved for active dogs: the legs, belly, and chest - the parts closest to the ground and to wet grass - stay completely exposed.
• The Fofos Four Leg design addresses this with a fundamentally different construction. The coat extends down into four separate leg sleeves, each ending in an elasticated cuff that hugs the leg without a separate boot. This means your dog's entire underside - the area most exposed to ground-level rain splash, wet grass, and mud - is covered by the waterproof TPU shell.
• The TPU material itself is worth calling out specifically. TPU is the same category of material used in premium outdoor human rainwear and high-end phone cases. It is genuinely waterproof (not merely water-resistant), lightweight, and flexible enough that it doesn't restrict movement the way stiffer PVC or rubberised fabrics can. The inner mesh lining adds structural integrity, prevents the TPU outer layer from pressing directly against wet fur, and maintains a small air gap that improves both comfort and drying speed.
• The transparent hood is a practical feature that's easy to overlook. Many dogs resist wearing hoods that restrict their peripheral vision or feel tight against the face. The transparent design keeps the hood unobtrusive and doesn't alter your dog's visual field - making it significantly more accepted by hood-averse dogs than opaque alternatives.

How to Put the Fofos Four Leg Raincoat On Your Dog?

Putting on a four-leg raincoat takes slightly more time than a cape-style coat - but it gets faster with practice. Here's the most efficient approach:

• First, unbutton the coat and lay it open flat on the floor with the inner mesh side up. Have your dog step into the four leg openings one at a time, starting with the front legs. Lift the coat up and over the back, bringing the hood forward over the head. Secure the buttons along the belly - these hold the coat closed underneath and prevent it from lifting in the wind. Adjust the hood position and check that each elastic leg cuff is properly seated and not digging into the leg crease. Thread the leash through the leash opening before heading out - the waterproof cover flap will close around it.
• Most dogs accept the coat more easily after a few sessions. For the first fitting, use treats generously at each step of the process. Keep the first few indoor sessions short - have your dog wear it for 5 to 10 minutes indoors before the first outdoor use so they can acclimate to the feeling of leg sleeves without the distraction of rain and walking. Reviewed buyers on Supertails specifically note the easy button-up style and good material quality as highlights of the fitting experience.

Care and Maintenance

• Shake off excess water and mud after each walk before bringing the coat inside.
• Wipe down the TPU outer surface with a damp cloth - dirt and mud don't penetrate the waterproof layer and come off easily.
• For deeper cleaning, hand wash in cool water with a mild soap - do not machine wash, as the agitation can stress the elastic cuffs and seams over time.
• Rinse thoroughly and hang to air dry - do not tumble dry or expose to direct high heat, as sustained heat can affect TPU flexibility over time.
• Store flat or loosely folded in a dry place between uses. Do not fold tightly for extended periods as this can create creases in the TPU layer that eventually weaken the waterproofing at the fold line.

All Substitutes

The Fofos Four Leg Black is the only four-leg TPU raincoat in this category. Here are the closest alternatives - confirmed live on Supertails - for different styles, preferences, and coverage approaches:

The Fofos Four Leg Black is the strongest choice for dogs who are walked in heavy monsoon rain, muddy parks, or wet grass - anywhere ground-level splash and leg exposure is the primary problem. Cape-style alternatives are easier to put on and better accepted by dogs who resist leg sleeves, but they leave the legs unprotected.

Quick Tips for Getting the Best Out of This Raincoat

• Measure your dog's body length before ordering - the breeds listed in the size guide are indicative, and individual dogs of the same breed can vary by 5 to 10cm.
• Getting the size right on the first order is significantly easier than a return and exchange. Introduce the coat indoors first - let your dog sniff it, get treats while wearing it, and walk around the house before the first rainy walk.
• This massively reduces resistance on day one. The elastic leg cuffs work best when the coat is the right size - if the cuffs are too loose because the coat is too big, they'll fall down during the walk.
• If they're digging into the leg crease, size down or up accordingly. After each walk, shake off the coat and hang it immediately rather than leaving it bundled - TPU dries fastest when hanging freely with airflow.
• For added hygiene after monsoon walks, pair with a quick post-walk routine: coat off, paws wiped with a dog-safe paw cleaner, quick check for ticks on any exposed areas.
• Browse our dog grooming and cleaning range for paw wipes and post-walk essentials that pair perfectly with this coat.
• For dogs who are also resistant to boots - and therefore come home with muddy paws even with the coat on - browse our dog shoes and boots collection for boot options that work alongside this raincoat for complete coverage.

You Might Also Be Interested In...

• Browse all dog raincoats on Supertails - every style, size, and brand for Indian monsoon conditions.
• Explore our complete dog clothes and apparel collection for all weather and seasonal needs.
• Check our dog shoes and boots collection - boots for the paws are the logical companion product to a full-body raincoat.
• Browse our dog grooming supplies for post-monsoon walk cleanup essentials.
• Explore tick and flea prevention - monsoon season is peak tick activity time; your raincoat is a physical barrier, your tick prevention treatment is the chemical one.
• Also explore the Fofos Four Leg Raincoat in Yellow - the same coat in a high-visibility yellow colourway, great for evening and early-morning low-light walks.

Expert reads from the Supertails blog:

• Best Rain Gear for Dogs: Monsoon Must-Haves in India
• Top 5 Reasons Why Your Dog Needs a Raincoat

Every Walk, Monsoon Season Sorted.

India's monsoon is relentless - and your dog's walk schedule isn't going to pause for it. The Fofos Four Leg Raincoat gives your dog the one thing most raincoats on the Indian market don't: actual leg coverage. Lightweight TPU shell, transparent hood, reflective strip, elasticated leg cuffs, and a leash opening that stays waterproof. In Black, from M (MRP ₹1,250) to XXXL (MRP ₹1,850). Also available in Yellow for better visibility on dark, overcast evenings.

Buy it before the rains start. Your floors will thank you.

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FAQs

What makes the Fofos Four Leg Raincoat different from a regular dog raincoat?

Most dog raincoats cover only the back and sides, leaving all four legs completely exposed. The Fofos Four Leg design extends into four individual leg sleeves with elastic cuffs, covering your dog from head to tail including all limbs. This means legs, belly, and chest all stay dry - the areas most exposed to ground-level rain splash, wet grass, and mud during a real Indian monsoon walk.

What is TPU material, and why is it better than PVC for a dog raincoat?

TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) is a flexible, genuinely waterproof material used in premium outdoor gear for humans. Compared to PVC - which can be stiff, crinkly, and uncomfortable - TPU is lighter, more flexible, and doesn't restrict movement. It's also more durable under repeated folding and use. The inner mesh lining adds breathability and prevents the outer shell from pressing directly against wet fur.

How do I choose the right size?

Measure your dog's body length from the base of the neck (where the hood sits) to the longest point of the back. Use this measurement against the size chart: M fits 32cm, L fits 42cm, XL fits 52cm, XXL fits 62cm, XXXL fits 72cm. When between sizes, size up - a slightly larger coat allows easier movement and the elastic leg cuffs will still seat correctly. A coat that's too small restricts movement and causes the leg cuffs to dig into the leg crease.

My dog hates wearing clothes. Will they accept this raincoat?

The transparent hood is specifically designed to be less confronting than opaque hoods for dogs who are typically hood-averse. For dogs who resist clothing generally, introduce the coat indoors first - let them wear it for 5 to 10 minutes with treats, then work up to a short walk before the first rainy outing. The elastic cuffs feel unusual initially for dogs not used to leg coverage, so patience and positive reinforcement during the first two or three wearings makes a significant difference.

Can I leave the leash attached while putting the coat on?

It's easier to put the coat on first and then attach the leash through the built-in leash opening on the back. The opening has a waterproof cover flap that closes around the leash once attached, so rain doesn't enter through the opening during the walk. Avoid clipping the leash before putting the coat on - it makes the leg-sleeve fitting process significantly harder.

Is this coat suitable for all dog breeds, including heavy-coated breeds like Huskies or Golden Retrievers?

Yes - the TPU and mesh construction is breathable enough for double-coated and heavy-coated breeds, and it doesn't cause the same heat build-up that rubberised or non-breathable fabrics can. For very large, heavy-coated dogs like Siberian Huskies, the XL is typically appropriate. For adult Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds, XXL or XXXL is the right range depending on body length. Always measure rather than estimating by breed name.

How do I wash the raincoat after a muddy monsoon walk?

Shake off loose mud outdoors. Wipe down the TPU outer surface with a damp cloth - mud doesn't penetrate the waterproof layer. For a deeper clean, hand wash in cool water with mild soap, rinse thoroughly, and hang to air dry. Do not machine wash (it stresses the elastic cuffs and seams), and do not tumble dry or expose to direct high heat, as sustained heat can affect the flexibility of the TPU material over time.

Does this raincoat come in other colours?

Yes - the same Fofos Four Leg Raincoat is also available in Yellow on Supertails. The yellow colourway is particularly practical for early morning or evening monsoon walks in low-light conditions - your dog is significantly more visible to traffic and other walkers from further away in yellow than in black.

Will my dog stay dry inside the coat during heavy rain?

The TPU shell is genuinely waterproof, not merely water-resistant - standing water beads off rather than soaking through. The inner mesh lining adds a second layer of protection and maintains a small air gap between the outer shell and your dog's coat. In sustained heavy monsoon rain, the coat performs well for the typical 20 to 40 minute Indian urban dog walk. The only part of your dog that gets wet is the underside of their paws - which no coat covers.

How does this coat work with a harness?

The leash opening on the back of the coat is designed for use with both collar D-rings and harness attachment points. If your dog uses a harness, put the harness on first, then put the coat on over it - the leash opening allows you to thread through and clip onto the harness D-ring without removing the coat. The waterproof cover flap closes around the leash once attached.