Discover the Wheat Greyblue Wintersuit Ludo, ingeniously crafted for the adventurous junior! Tailored for utmost versatility, this garment fuses the protective features of both a rainsuit and snowsuit, ensuring your child stays warm, dry, and comfortable throughout the chilly season. Sporting a stylish and practical regular fit, the suit features a detachable and adjustable hood, complemented by elastic suspenders for perfect adjustable sizing. It's also equipped with practical pockets fastened with press buttons and a hidden zipper down the front to shield against cold drafts. Added details include a detachable rubber strap under the feet, wind-resistant cuffs with elastics at the sleeves, and elastics at the leg hems to ensure a snug fit and superior heat retention. Made from 100% recycled polyester with a breathable polyurethane coating, the suit not only offers excellent warmth with its heavy winter padding but also promotes environmental sustainability. It boasts impressive specifications like a 9,000 mm waterproof rating and breathability of 600 g/m2/24 h. Safe and conscientious design is paramount as evidenced by its adherence to the Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®, ensuring it's free from harmful substances, PFC-free, and fluorine-free. Reflectors incorporated into the design enhance visibility, making it a smart choice for darker winter days. Whether building snowmen or jumping in puddles, this Wheat Greyblue Wintersuit Ludo is designed to handle the elements while keeping your junior explorer comfy and stylish.

Materials: 100% recycled polyester

Certifications: Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®

Regular fit

Detachable and adjustable hood

Elastic braces

Pockets with snaps

Hidden zipper down front

Detachable rubber strap underfoot

Wind cuffs with elastic at the sleeves

Elastics at the leg edges

Reflectors

Waterproof: 9,000 mm

Breathability: 600 g/m2/24 h

Standard 100 from OEKO-TEX®

PFC-free

Without fluoride

Waterproof zipper

Welded seams

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