KIDS' SKI JACKET 300 - BLUE AND GREY

Wadding thermal insulation

The 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. Wed'ze uses wadding for insulation to keep the body warm. This synthetic wadding containing polyester traps more or less air according to the size of the fibres. So the thicker the wadding, the more air it contains and the warmer it is.

Coating treatment

The coating is a waterproof substance that's spread on the inner side of the outer jacket fabric. It prevents water from seeping into the garment but allows the water vapour produced by an active body to escape. This way, young children stay dry and are more comfortable.

Taped main seams

In addition to a waterproof fabric, we use sealed seams to increase the jacket's waterproof properties. These are waterproof adhesive strips fixed to the inside seams of the garment to make it perfectly watertight. These taped seams are present on the areas most exposed to snow. On this jacket, these are the shoulders and chest.

Durability

Because well-sharpened skis can tear or cut your ski jacket's shoulders, Wed'ze has added hi-tech reinforcements to prevent rips as much as possible.

Snow skirt

A snow skirt is a form of protection situated at waist level. It closes with press studs at the bottom of the ski jacket. It prevents snow and air from entering while the child is skiing and especially in case of falling.

Ski pass pocket

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

Customisation

There is a label at the top of the back lining on which you can write your child's name to personalise the product. A really useful feature to help find your jacket when attending skiing lessons, nursery or school.

How should I dress children to ensure they stay warm on ski slopes?

To keep warm and dry, simply respect the 3-layer rule: Layer 1, or second skin, to keep dry. Layer 2, or insulating layer, to conserve heat. Layer 3, or protective layer, to protect against bad weather.