Regatta Stormbreak Waterproof Jacket - Multicolor, 3-4 Years

Waterproof and durable, our Stormbreak kids' waterproof jacket provides convenient coverage in wet...

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The Regatta Stormbreak Waterproof Jacket is designed for active children aged 3-4 years, offering reliable protection against rain and wet weather. Its durable Hydrafort fabric ensures your little one stays dry during outdoor adventures. While excellent for waterproofing, remember it's a shell jacket and may require additional layers for warmth in colder climates.

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Age Groupkids
ColourMulticolor
Child Size UK3-4
GenderMale
MaterialPolyester
Model Part NumberW908_5AR
BrandRegatta

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FAQs

Is this jacket warm enough for winter?

The Stormbreak is a waterproof shell jacket designed to keep rain out. It does not provide significant insulation on its own. For colder temperatures, we recommend layering it over warm fleeces or thermal tops.

How do I choose the correct size for my child?

This specific jacket is for ages 3-4 years. Refer to Regatta's size guide for more detailed measurements to ensure the best fit, allowing for layers underneath.

Can this jacket be tumble dried?

No, we recommend air-drying the jacket away from direct heat. Tumble drying or ironing can damage the waterproof coating and fabric.

What does 'Hydrafort fabric' mean?

Hydrafort is Regatta's proprietary waterproof and windproof fabric technology designed to offer reliable protection from the elements while remaining breathable.

Is the hood detachable?

The hood on the Stormbreak jacket is integrated and not detachable, providing continuous protection when needed.

How do I maintain the waterproof quality?

To maintain waterproofing, wash the jacket infrequently using technical wash for waterproofs, avoid fabric softeners, and air dry. If water stops beading, consider re-applying a DWR treatment.

Troubleshooting

Water is no longer beading on the jacket surface.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish may be worn. Wash the jacket with a DWR-restoring product or apply a DWR spray according to product instructions.

Jacket feels damp inside after rain.

Ensure all zippers are fully closed. Check for any small tears or punctures in the fabric. If the DWR is compromised, re-proof the jacket. Also, consider if condensation from body heat might be contributing, especially if worn without proper ventilation layers.

Jacket has an odor.

Wash the jacket according to care instructions. Ensure it is fully dry before storage. Avoid storing when damp.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent waterproof protection for children in wet weather.
  • Durable and hard-wearing, suitable for active kids and outdoor play.
  • Features an integrated hood for quick and reliable head coverage.
  • Lightweight design allows for comfortable, unrestricted movement.
  • Easy to layer over other clothing for varying temperatures.

Cons

  • Primarily a shell jacket; provides minimal insulation on its own.
  • The multicolor design might not appeal to all preferences.
  • Requires specific care to maintain its waterproof properties over time.

This jacket requires no special setup; simply wear it over your child's clothing. It is compatible with various layering options, from light t-shirts to thicker fleeces, depending on the weather and temperature.

Care Instructions:

  1. Washing: Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a technical wash designed for waterproof fabrics. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can impair waterproofing.
  2. Drying: Hang to air dry away from direct heat. Do not tumble dry or iron, as high heat can damage the waterproof coating.
  3. Storage: Ensure the jacket is completely dry before storing it in a cool, dry place to prevent mildew and maintain fabric integrity.
  4. Re-proofing: Over time, the durable water repellent (DWR) finish may wear off. If water no longer beads up on the surface, consider re-proofing with a suitable DWR spray or wash-in product.