Moncler Enfant Kaelen Down Jacket - Grey - 12-18

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The Moncler Enfant Kaelen Down Jacket is designed for infants and toddlers who need reliable warmth and style during colder weather. It offers premium insulation and signature design aesthetics for active little ones, though its premium polyester construction requires careful adherence to cleaning instructions to maintain its protective properties.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | infant |
| Baby Size | 12-18 |
| Colour | Grey |
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Part Number | L29511A00004597YW90512/18 |
| Brand | Moncler Enfant |
Please check the internal care label on your specific jacket, but generally, down products require gentle cycles or professional cleaning to protect the filling.
This specific variant is sized for 12-18 month olds, though the Kaelen model is available in a range of sizes from 9 months up to 2 years.
The Kaelen design focuses on the polo collar aesthetic and does not typically feature a detachable hood.
The polyester material provides some protection against light elements, but it is not marketed as a fully waterproof raincoat.
It is generally recommended to remove bulky jackets in car seats for safety reasons; check your car seat manual for harness compatibility.
Check the alignment of the buttons and press firmly into the base; if they continue to fail, contact the manufacturer or an authorized repair service.
Gently shake the jacket and pat the fabric to redistribute the down filling evenly throughout the chambers.
Because this garment contains down fill, it is recommended to follow the manufacturer's care tag instructions strictly. Generally, this involves avoiding harsh detergents and excessive heat. For storage, hang the jacket in a dry, well-ventilated area to maintain the loft of the down. Ensure the jacket is fully dry after any cleaning to prevent clumping of the internal insulation. It is compatible with standard baby clothing layers underneath, though it is warm enough that minimal layering is often sufficient.