Kids Winter Snowsuit Set - Warm Down Jacket and Overalls Outfit for Boys Girls Toddlers and Cold Weather Outdoor Play

A two-piece winter set for small children: a hooded, quilted puffer jacket and a matching pair of padded bib overalls. They fasten separately, so the jacket doubles as an ordinary winter coat on days that do not need snow pants.

Two garments, not one suit

Each order is the jacket and the bib overalls, in a single color and a single size. That matters more than it sounds: a one-piece snowsuit gets worn on snow days only, while a jacket that stands on its own gets worn from the first cold morning to the last.

• The jacket — quilted in broad horizontal channels, full-length front zipper, a flap chest pocket and two front buttons, with a fur-trimmed hood.
• The bib overalls — padded to match, with elastic webbing shoulder straps on side-release buckles, a gathered elastic waist, and a zipper running the length of the bib.

Not included: no hat, no mittens, no gloves, no scarf and no boots. Two garments, and nothing else.

Choose the size by your child's height

This is the single thing worth getting right. The maker's own size chart is built on height in centimeters — the age labels sit beside it as a rough guide, not as the measurement. Children of the same age vary enormously, so measure the child, then read across.

The four height bands run continuously from 29.5 in to 45.3 in with no gap between them, so every child in that range has a size — read the height column, not the age column. If your child lands on the line between two bands, take the larger one: this is outerwear that goes over other clothes, and a season of growth is worth more than a close fit.

Garment measurements, laid flat

These are the measurements of the clothes themselves, as published by the maker — not body measurements. The chest figure is taken around the jacket, which is cut with room for layers underneath.

Built for the part parents dread

Getting a small child into winter clothes is the whole battle. The bib is designed around it.

• Buckle straps, not fixed ones. Each shoulder strap runs on elastic webbing and closes with a side-release buckle, so the straps let out as the child grows through the season.
• A zipper that opens the whole bib. The front zipper runs down the length of the bib, which means you can get a squirming toddler in and out — and reach a diaper — without taking the whole thing off.
• An elastic waist on the overalls, so the fit closes up without a stiff waistband.
• No cords at the neck or hood. Nothing to catch on playground equipment.

The hood

The hood is trimmed with a thick, natural-toned fur edge that stands up around the face. The maker states that both the hood and its trim detach, so the same jacket can be worn plain.

Specifications

What ships

Hooded jacket + bib overalls (2 pieces)

Colors

Red, Black, Pink, Blue, White

Sizes

12–18M, 18–24M, 2–3T, 4–5T (fitted by height)

Shell

Nylon

Lining

Polyester

Jacket closure

Full-length front zipper, two front buttons

Bib closure

Front zipper, adjustable side-release buckle straps

Pockets

Flap chest pocket, side pockets

Hood

Fur-trimmed; hood and trim detach (per maker)

What the maker states

These are the supplier's own claims about the set, in their words. We have not been able to verify them independently, so we pass them on as the maker's rather than restate them as our own:

• “Its windproof and waterproof features also help improve protection in snowy or wet outdoor conditions.”
• “Reflective strips on the front and back help improve visibility during darker rainy or snowy conditions.”
• “A detachable hood and detachable faux fur trim.”

There is no published temperature rating and no published waterproof rating for this set, and we will not invent one.

Care

Wash cool and gently, and dry the garment fully before storing it. Padded winter clothing holds damp in the seams longer than it looks like it should.