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Isbjorn of Sweden makes some of the highest quality kids rain and snow wear available. With all the features you would expect of high-end technical adult outerwear, Isbjorn Kids’ garments are totally waterproof, breathable and warm, and have clever features like releasable "grow cuffs", adjustable hems, brimmed hoods, fully taped seams, waterproof zippers and reinforced knees.

Isbjorn’s insulated winter garments are made from a bluesign® certified 2-layer material, with a membrane providing waterproofing of 15,000 mm and excellent ventilation capability of 15,000 gr/ m2/24hrs (which means kids stay warm when it’s cold out, and cool when it’s warm out). The high quality of the garments and clever expandable cuffs and legs mean kids will get a few seasons out of each garment before passing them on to siblings or friends.

Designed to keep kids dry and thermally balanced while allowing them to move freely, the Penguin Jumpsuit is a one-piece rain and snow suit that is ideal for cold, wet West Coast winters. It is waterproof, warm, breathable and super comfy. Great for outdoor school, weekend hikes, skiing and snow play!

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PRODUCT DETAILS:

Waterproof rating of 15,000mm
Ventilation capability of 15,000 gr/m2/24hrs
Sealed seams
Waterproof zippers
Windproof
Adjustable hood
Optional foot straps
Curved sleeves and legs for ultimate comfort
“Grow cuffs” - the legs and sleeves expand by 3 cm in length
Reinforced legs and bottoms
Outer material: 2-Layer bluesign® approved fabric, 100% Nylon Tactel 155gr/m2, Oxford Full Dull 100% Nylon 220gr/m2
Technical std: 15.000mm/15.000gr/m2/24h, 100% seam sealed
Padding: Primaloft® Black Eco, 100% recycled, 100% PES, 100gr/m2
Eco profile: bluesign®, BIONIC Finish Eco® DWR, Expandable size

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