Introducing the Wheat Ink Rainwear Chardy Jacket – the ultimate blend of style, safety, and sustainability for your little one. This waterproof, highly durable kids' rain jacket is crafted from 100% recycled polyester with a water-based polyurethane coating, making it an eco-friendly choice for environmentally conscious parents. The jacket boasts a sleek ink color infused with unique, hand-drawn patterns, designed by Wheat's talented in-house team, showcasing a flair that stands out even on rainy days. The Chardy Jacket is equipped with several thoughtful features aimed at maximizing comfort and functionality. It includes a detachable and adjustable hood that ensures flexible protection against the elements, practical side pockets for storing treasures, and secure elastic bands at the wrists and hood to keep moisture out. Additional elastics on the sides of the bottom hem enhance the fit, making it snug yet comfortable. Safety isn't overlooked, thanks to the strategically placed reflectors that increase visibility on darker days. For ease of maintenance, the jacket's dirt-resistant material can be swiftly cleaned with a simple wipe down, allowing for more play and less hassle. It pairs perfectly with Wheat's matching overalls for complete rain protection or can be layered with their cozy thermo line for added warmth during the cooler months. Each Chardy Jacket carries the assurance of quality and ethical manufacturing, certified by Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX® and GRS, ensuring it is free from harmful substances and made with respect to the planet. This is more than just a rain jacket; it's a smart choice for today’s stylish, eco-aware families looking to provide their children with the best, without compromising on style, comfort, or the environment.

Materials: 55% Post consumer polyester, 45% waterbased polyurethane

Washing instructions: Wash 30 Normal, No Iron, No Tumble Drying, No Dryclean, Do Not Bleach

Certifications: Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX®

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