Kids' clothes on sale
The sales bring together kids' clothing designed for outdoor play in all weathers: waterproof jackets Reima, Didriksons, Regatta, Napapijri, Dare 2B and Mikk-Line, rain trousers Didriksons, Sylvin parka, fleeces Peak Mountain, hoodies Guess and Desigual, Nike Tech jacket and Hummel t-shirt. Durable clothing that is easy to wash and suited to growth.
Get the kids sorted for any weather, at sale prices.
The child's waterproof jacket: water column and seams
A child's waterproof jacket is judged by its water column, measured in millimetres: the higher the number, the better the fabric withstands heavy rain or a child sitting in wet grass. Sealed seams, a well-designed hood, and elasticated cuffs prevent water from getting in. Reima, a Finnish brand founded in 1944 in Kankaanpää and dedicated since 2004 to outdoor clothing for children, offers this expertise in the Lampi, Vaanila, and Muurame jackets. The Napapijri Rainforest, Dare 2B Piste, and Mikk-Line Leo models complete the range for school, the park, and family outings.
By type of clothing
The children's clothing sales are organised by type:
- T-shirts and polos.
- Trousers & Jeans.
- Dresses & Skirts.
- Sweatshirts and Jumpers.
- Puffer jackets and Coats.
The children's sales also include shoes, accessories, on the children's page.
Rain trousers Didriksons: playing in puddles
The rain trousers turn a wet day into a playground. The Didriksons Avan and Narvi slip over the child's trousers and cover their boots, with elasticated bottoms or underfoot straps depending on the model, which keep them in place. The knees and the seat, the areas most exposed when the child kneels or slides down a slide, are often reinforced. Didriksons, established in 1913 in the Swedish village of Grundsund, originally made oiled clothing for fishermen: a rain expertise that is now reflected in its sets for children.
Three-in-one jacket and fleece: adapting to the weather
The three-in-one jacket, like the Regatta Trekktain, combines a waterproof outer jacket and a zipped inner fleece. You wear both together in winter, just the jacket in a fall shower, and the fleece on dry, cool days: three uses for one purchase. The fleece Peak Mountain, lightweight, dries quickly and layers just as easily under any rain jacket. For extreme cold, the parka Didriksons Sylvin, insulated and longer, covers the lower back when the child bends over. This layering system allows you to dress the child appropriately, so they don't sweat while running and then shiver when they stop.
Hoodies and sportswear for school
At school, the hooded sweatshirt is the most worn item: the Guess Core, plain, and the Desigual Miky Rock, featuring Mickey in the graphic spirit of the Barcelona brand, withstand repeated washes. For physical education and club training, the Nike Tech jacket, made of lightweight fleece with a smooth surface, the Nike Essential mesh shorts, and the Hummel technical fabric t-shirt dry faster than regular cotton. It’s often wise to choose a size up for the tops, ensuring the sleeves don't cover the hands, as that would hinder the child from playing.
Frequently asked questions
How to read children's sizes in age or centimetres?
Sizes are often expressed in both age and height: a size eight years generally corresponds to a height of one hundred and twenty-eight centimetres. Measure the child barefoot, with their back to the wall, and rely more on their height than their age.
How to maintain rainwear after mud?
Allow the mud to dry, then brush it off before washing at a low temperature on a delicate cycle, without fabric softener. When the water no longer beads, a water-repellent spray or additive will restore the fabric's effectiveness.
What outfit for a school trip in the rain?
A waterproof hooded jacket, rain trousers over their trousers, and a lightweight fleece underneath make the ideal outfit. Write the child's name on the label: these clothes look very similar from one student to another.
Are children's rain clothes breathable?
The best ones are, thanks to a membrane that lets moisture escape. Models that are simply coated provide good water protection but are less breathable: they are reserved for calm play rather than for mad running around in the playground.
Why choose bright colours for children's clothing?
A yellow, red, or orange jacket makes a child easy to spot from afar in a park or playground, and makes them more visible to drivers in grey weather. Reflective stripes enhance this visibility as night falls.
