This elegant kids' winter jacket has a classic style that endures both time and use! Made of water- and windproof material, the jacket is a great choice for all kind of winter fun.
Water- and windproof, breathable, dirt-repellent material
Fluorocarbon-free water and dirt repellent finish BIONIC-FINISH®ECO
Shaped cut
Smooth polyester lining
Safe, detachable and adjustable hood with detachable faux fur trim
Adjustable cuffs
Elastic waistband at back
Longer back hem
Inner chest pocket
Two patch pockets
Reflecting details
Loop for extra reflector
Waterproofness
Water column at least 12 000 mm
Warmth
Temperatures ca. 0 to -20 °C
Breathability
Breathability at least 7 000 g/m2/24 h
Durability
Durability over 30 000 cycles Martindale
Product description
Functionality to winter!
This elegant kids' winter jacket has a classic style that endures both time and use! Made of water- and windproof material, the jacket is a great choice for all kind of winter fun. All the seams have been taped waterproof to ensure maximum comfort during winter outings. The material is also breathable so it does not sweat during fun sliding and gliding. The girlish, longer fitted style comes with a fixed waist tightening at back and adjustable cuffs. The detachable and adjustable hood is equipped with a stylish faux fur trim that can be removed, if wanted.
The protective hood is also safe when playing outdoors because it comes off easily if caught on something. The big flap pockets store the important items. Note the handy lifesaver loop hidden in the flap pocket – attach your kid's favorite reflector to the loop for additional visibility. This easy-care jacket can also be tumble-dried!
Materials and care
Main material:
100% polyester, polyurethane coating
Wash separately inside out. Remove faux fur trim before washing. Close zippers and velcro tapes. Do not use detergents with bleaching agents. Do not use fabric softener. Remove the garment after finished washing program to avoid color change. Tumble drying or drying cabinet allowed (max. 40 °C).
