Brighten up your child's winter adventures with the *Name It Grape Shake Unicorn Snow10 Suit AOP Fo Noos*. This enchanting snowsuit combines flair and functionality, making it the ultimate choice for your little explorer during the chilly season. Crafted from a high-quality, functional outerwear material, the suit is not only adorable with its delightful unicorn print covering the entire surface but also highly protective. It features a robust waterproof rating of 10,000mm and breathability of 4,000g/m2/24h, ensuring your child stays dry and comfortable no matter the weather. With durability tested at 50,000 Martindale and a windproof design coupled with fully taped seams, this snowsuit can withstand the rigorous play of children, keeping the elements firmly out. The suit's thoughtful design includes a fleece-lined body for extra warmth, a soft feel, and various adjustable components like elasticated cuffs, leg openings, and detachable foot loops for a secure and customizable fit. Safety is paramount with the detachable hood, reflective details for increased visibility, and a zip guard to protect delicate skin. Furthermore, the Name It brand continues its commitment to safety and the environment by incorporating eco-friendly, water-repellent treatment free from harmful fluorine compounds (PFAS FREE), ensuring a safer choice for both your child and the environment. From building snowmen in the backyard to a full day of sledding, the Grape Shake Unicorn Snow10 Suit offers both style and substantial protection, making it a perfect winter wardrobe addition for playful and carefree outdoor fun.

Breathability: 4,000g/m2/24h

Detachable hood: Yes

Lining: Fleece in body

Materials: 100% Polyester

Materials and care: Wash with similar colors. Max. shrinkage 5%

Taped seams: Yes

Washing instructions: Maximum Washing Temperature 40°C - Normal Process

Water column pressure (mm): 10,000mm

Waterproof: Yes

Wear resistance: 50,000 Martindale

Windbreak: Yes

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