Regatta Kielder IX Hybrid Jacket - Blue, Kids - 3-4 Years


Protective, versatile and comfy, our Kielder IX kids' hybrid jacket is the perfect layer for adven...Protective, versatile and comfy, our Kielder IX kids' hybrid jacket is the perfect layer for adventures in changeable conditions. Featuring durable polyamide panels with a water-repellent finish and Extol Stretch inserts, this jacket provides optimal movement and protection. The lightweight, synthetic Warmloft down-touch insulation ensures exceptional warmth and is easily compressible for convenient packing. Thoughtfully designed with stretch binding at the hood opening, cuffs and hem, and a zip guard for added comfort, this jacket offers a snug and secure fit. Additional features include two zipped lower pockets for secure storage and reflective trim for enhanced visibility and safety. The kids' jacket also includes a printed name label up to age 8 for easy identification. Perfect for active outdoor adventures, this kids' hybrid jacket is a practical choice for young explorers. The Kielder IX kids' hybrid jacket from Regatta is a great layer for changeable weather. The jacket features water-repellent panels to the body that are filled with lightweight Warmloft down-touch insulation. The Extol Stretch inserts keep them moving without restriction. Stretch binding at the hood opening, cuffs and hem provide a secure fit and helps lock out the elements. The kids' jacket is easily compressible and also includes a printed name label up to age 8. Regatta Kids Boys Kielder Hybrid Xi Padded Jacket Size & Fit Regular fit Regular length Available in sizes 3-4 years - 15-16 years Details Kids Boys Kielder Hybrid Xi Padded Jacket by Regatta Blue Puffer jacket High neck Long sleeves with elasticated cuffs Zip up fastening Side seam pockets Fixed hood Material Content: 90% Polyester; 10% Elastane Washing Instructions: Machine Washable
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