Kite Little Blossom Puddlepack Suit - Blue - 9-12 Months




The Kite Little Blossom Puddlepack Suit is an essential piece of outerwear for infants and children designed to handle unpredictable spring weather with ease. This lightweight, waterproof garment features a charming floral print and serves as a highly portable solution for parents on the go, as the entire suit packs away into its own integrated storage pocket. While it provides excellent protection against moisture with its 3,000 mm waterproof rating and taped seams, it is primarily intended for light rain and play rather than heavy, sustained winter storms.
| Gender | Unisex |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Floral |
| Age Group | infant |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Part Number | 82T445-9/12MONTHS-Navy |
| Brand | Kite |
No, this is a lightweight rain suit and does not provide thermal insulation for snowy or freezing conditions.
It is recommended to air dry the suit to prevent damage to the waterproof material and taped seams.
The fabric is rated up to 3,000 mm, which is ideal for light to moderate rain showers.
The suit is designed to pack neatly into its own integrated storage pocket, which is usually located within the suit itself.
As it is made of polyester designed for waterproofing, it may not be as breathable as natural cotton, so it is best worn as an outer layer over standard clothing.
Check if the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating has worn off; you may need to re-treat the outer fabric with a waterproof spray.
Ensure no fabric is caught in the zipper teeth and wipe the track with a clean, dry cloth to remove any debris or sand.
To use the pack-away function, simply fold the limbs toward the center and roll the suit tightly into the designated integrated pouch. When cleaning the garment, ensure you follow the manufacturer's recommendation to machine wash at 30 degrees Celsius. Avoid using harsh chemical detergents or fabric softeners, as these can strip the waterproof coating from the polyester fabric over time. Hang the suit to air dry rather than using a high-heat tumble dryer to preserve the integrity of the taped seams and the waterproof finish.