Brighten up your child's winter wardrobe with the Reima Tassu Pale Rose Mittens, expertly woven to offer exceptional warmth and style. Crafted from soft, supple materials, these mittens are both breathable and resistant to wind and water, featuring a quilted design that keeps the cold at bay. Their pale rose color and tasteful patterning add a touch of whimsy to any toddler's outfit. The mittens are designed with a user-friendly zipper for easy on and off, ensuring a snug fit that stays comfortable throughout the day. The interior is lined with a gentle polyester knit that pampers delicate skin. Although not fully waterproof, these mittens are perfect for dry, frosty days, and can be paired with wool mittens for extra chilly weather. Caring for these mittens is a breeze as they are machine washable and suitable for tumble drying, meaning they can be quickly prepped and ready for more joyful winter explorations. Whether building a snowman or enjoying a park day, the Reima Tassu Mittens are your go-to for cold-weather comfort and style.

• Materials and care: Do not bleach. | Do not iron. | Do not dry clean.
• Outer material: 100% Polyester - recycled, polyurethane coating
• Washing instructions: Close zippers. | Use detergent without bleach. | Do not use fabric softener. | Can be dried in a tumble dryer or drying cabinet (max. 40 °C).
• Size 0 = 0-12 m - length palms 8 cm - hand circumference 10 cm
• Size 1 = 6-18 sts - length palms 9 cm - hand circumference 11.5 cm
• Size 2 = 1-2 years - length palms 10 cm - hand circumference 12.5 cm
• Size 3 = 2-4 years - palm length 11.5 cm - hand circumference 13.5 cm
• Size 4 = 4-6 years - palm length 13 cm - hand circumference 15 cm
• Size 5 = 6-8 years - palm length 14 cm - hand circumference 16 cm
• Size 6 = 8-10 years - palm length 15 cm - hand circumference 17 cm
• Size 7 = 10-12 years - length palms 16 cm - hand circumference 17.5 cm
• Size 8 = 12-14 years - length palms 17 cm - hand circumference 18 cm

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