Outerwear for children throughout the year

Children’s outerwear should suit the weather, the activity and the time spent outside. In this collection you can explore the current range and compare the available sizes, brands and designs. Choose clothing for everyday journeys as well as play at nursery, school and on weekend outings.

There is no single jacket or suit that is right for every season. A light layer may be enough for a mild day, while wet conditions call for rain protection and winter weather requires suitable warmth. Start with your child’s routine and the layers they will wear underneath.

Light jackets, fleece and softshell

A lighter jacket can be practical when your child needs some protection without the warmth of winter outerwear. Fleece may work as a warming layer, depending on the model and conditions. Softshell clothing varies in its protection against wind and moisture, so check the product description rather than assuming that every item performs in the same way.

Think about how the pieces can work together. Layers make it possible to adjust clothing during the day, but there should still be room to move. A child should be able to lift their arms, sit and climb without the jacket pulling or becoming uncomfortable around the shoulders.

Rainwear and thermal clothing

For wet weather, compare rainwear by the stated materials and waterproof protection. Look at practical details such as fastenings, the fit of sleeves and legs, and how the clothing works with your child’s footwear. A full rainwear set can be useful for play close to wet ground.

Thermal clothing for children can add warmth on cool days or be worn beneath suitable rainwear when there is room. It should not automatically be treated as waterproof clothing. Check the specific item and adapt the layers to activity, wind and the length of the outing.

Winter jackets and suits

When conditions become colder, look for outerwear intended for winter use. Consider whether a jacket and trousers or a one-piece suit will work best for your child’s age and routine. The right choice should make dressing manageable and allow comfortable movement during outdoor play.

Use your child’s height and the size information for the model. Try it with normal winter layers and check sleeve and leg length. Leave room for movement without choosing so much extra fabric that it becomes difficult to handle.

Care and choosing from the range

Follow the care label for washing and drying, and let damp outerwear dry before storage. Different materials and finishes can require different treatment. Use the collection filters to compare available sizes and models, then read the details of the chosen item to decide whether it meets your child’s needs.