Jackets

Versatile companions for all year round

A good jacket is part of every child’s basic kit. From fresh spring breezes and windy autumn days to frosty winter adventures – the right jacket keeps your youngster warm and dry. Light summer jackets protect against cool winds, while thick winter coats keep them warm while sledging or building snowmen. Both style and function are important: children’s jackets should be comfortable, allow freedom of movement and look good at the same time.

Materials and insulation

Different materials are used depending on the season and activity. Down jackets offer unrivaled warmth but must be treated to repel water so the down doesn’t clump when damp. Synthetic fillings like polyester keep warm even when wet and dry quickly. Fleece and soft‑shell are suitable as mid layers or for milder days; soft‑shell with a fleece lining is ideal for transitional seasons. For rainy days, waterproof membranes and sealed seams are indispensable.

Types of jackets

The range extends from lightweight transitional jackets and cozy fleece jackets to insulated winter coats and 3‑in‑1 systems. Rain jackets with breathable membranes protect against moisture, while soft‑shell jackets block wind and offer freedom of movement. 3‑in‑1 jackets combine a waterproof outer shell with a removable inner jacket – so you can vary according to the weather. For sporting activities, functional jackets with good ventilation are ideal. Fleece vests and lightweight windbreakers round off the range.

Functional details

Practical extras make a jacket truly child‑friendly: extendable sleeves accommodate growth spurts, reflective elements increase visibility in the dark, hoods with chin guards keep out wind and cold. Velcro closures and sturdy zips make dressing easy. Inner and outer pockets provide space for treasures and snacks. It's especially important to have a cut that leaves enough room for sweatshirts or knit sweaters without being bulky.

Style and combination

Children's jackets can be combined in many ways: over a comfortable trousers outfit or with a dress – the possibilities are endless. Colour‑coordinated hats and beanies, gloves and scarves add accents and extra warmth. For rainy days combine the jacket with a waterproof raincoat or add rain pants. Your child will be prepared for any weather.

Care and sustainability

To ensure children’s jackets provide long‑lasting enjoyment, air them regularly and wash them according to the material. Use special programs for functional or down jackets and avoid high temperatures. Tumble drying on low heat can restore loft to down fillings. High‑quality jackets can often be worn over several seasons or passed on – a contribution to sustainability. Small tears or worn areas can often be repaired so the jacket can share many more adventures.