Polarn O. Pyret – The Playful Life

Our checklist for outerwear contains practical layers and accessories to match, for playful days in any weather.

If your child’s clothes fit well, all the features work the way they’re designed to, there’s less wear and tear on the clothes, and they’re completely comfortable to wear and to play in.

One of the questions that we often get asked is about the best way to dress your baby in the transitional period between winter and spring, when the weather is unpredictable, and can alternate between chilly and mild in a short space of time.

Knitted, cool, windproof, padded. This is where you’ll find all the information you need when choosing a hat for your child, whatever the weather.

All gloves have their own function. Here you’ll find everything you need to know to choose the right gloves and mittens for your child.

When you take your baby out on a chilly winter’s day, it’s only natural to believe they need a lot of clothes, but try not to dress your baby too warmly.

Shell or traditional rainwear Shell or traditional rainwear – what’s the best choice? We’ve put together a handy table comparing the advantages and disadvantages of both products. Further down the page, you can read about the different qualities of shell and traditional rainwear in greater detail. SHELL garments are usually recommended for more lively activities because they are flexible, durable and work well with the layering principle. TRADITONAL RAINWEAR Traditional rain garments are usually recommended for more sedate activities, such as sitting in a sandpit, because they are easy to clean and don’t need the same breathability. Breathability Yes. Breathability No. Water resistant Yes. Water resistant Yes. Our most waterproof garments. Layering principle Yes. Work well as one of multiple layers. Layering principle No, lack …
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