Kids' Ski Jacket 900 - Navy Blue and Powder Pink

Padding thermal insulation

Thermal insulation will keep your young skiers at the right temperature, neither too hot nor too cold. The garment adapts to the body's physical activity and to the outside environment. Wedze uses padding for insulation to keep the body warm. This synthetic padding containing polyester traps more or less air according to the size of the fibers. So the thicker the padding, the more air it contains and the warmer it is.

Membrane

The membrane is a very fine component applied to the inner surface of the jacket's outer fabric. This hydrophilic component prevents water from seeping in (snow, rain, etc.) while allowing the perspiration produced by the body to escape.

fully taped seams

In addition to using a waterproof fabric, we have made this jacket even more watertight by taping the seams. Its adhesive and waterproof strips are affixed on all the seams of the product, inside the jacket, to make it perfectly watertight and guarantee complete water-resistance.

Ventilation zippers

Ventilation zipper openings. These allow you to modulate air circulation to better manage moisture evacuation as your child exercises and rests during their day of skiing. This jacket has ventilation zippers at the front on each side of the zipper.

Durability

Wed'ze knows how much energy is expended during a day's skiing. That’s why we take particular care when choosing all the elements that make up our products to guarantee the best possible resistance.

Snow skirt

The snow skirt is a protective system located at waist level. It is closed using press-studs at the bottom of the ski jacket. It prevents snow and drafts from entering when practicing winter sports, especially in the event of a fall.

Ski pass pocket

No need to get your ski pass out anymore! Your sleeve has a ski pass pocket so you can access the lifts quickly.

Customization

There's a label at the top of the lining you can write your child's name on to personalize the product. Handy when you want to find your jacket at ski school, crèche or school.

How should you dress children to ensure they keep warm on the slopes?

To make sure you stay warm and dry, we recommend using the 3-technical-layer rule: Layer 1 or second skin, to stay dry. Layer 2, or the insulating layer, to keep the warmth in. Layer 3 or the protective layer, to protect against bad weather.