Jackets are a very basic accessory of the children’s wardrobe for all the autumn and winter months. That is why it is very important to make a detailed research. We have tried to summarize the most important elements that you should CHECK before each purchase.
1. MATERIALS
Most children’s jackets are made of polyester or recycled polyester. The thicker ones also have an inner lining of the same material, while some have a soft fleece lining that children like. Avoid jackets lined with fiberglass, rock wool, etc. They may be cheaper, but they are not safe for your child.
2. SIZE & FIT
Each company has its own fit. Before choosing the size, ask if it is a slim or wide line and if the sizes are real. Basically, even in tight jackets, one size up is enough. Avoid taking sizes that are much larger than the child’s age, because they are usually uncomfortable. Finally, pay special attention to the length and texture of the jacket. The everyday jacket worn at school, etc. must definitely be rain resistant and not have sensitive fabrics (suede, etc.).
3. PRICE
Each jacket’s value depends on the use you make of it. The daily jacket for school, playground etc must be warm, comfortable and durable. Maybe a second jacket has a more special style and colors. In any case, try to make your purchases Value for Money. Choose good quality products, without giving too much money, as especially at a young age, each jacket is basically used for 1 season.
4. DESIGN
Get your child’s opinion before you buy a jacket. Do not take it for granted that he will put it if he does not like it. Most boys like dinosaurs and cars, while girls like fairies and unicorns. However, be sure to ask before you pay.
5. HOW MANY SHOULD I TAKE?
For a season you definitely need a thick jacket (with inner lining) and a thinner one (sleeveless or long sleeve without lining). Our opinion is that you may want another thick jacket for special occasions (children’s parties, social events), which you will not use every day.
With a good research you will be able to check all the above and with a little money to buy the right product.
For Value for Money ideas, be sure to check the jackets at Mama Said.
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5 checkpoints before buying a kids jacket
Jackets are a very basic accessory of the children’s wardrobe for all the autumn and winter months. That is why it is very important to make a detailed research. We have tried to summarize the most important elements that you should CHECK before each purchase.
1. MATERIALS
Most children’s jackets are made of polyester or recycled polyester. The thicker ones also have an inner lining of the same material, while some have a soft fleece lining that children like. Avoid jackets lined with fiberglass, rock wool, etc. They may be cheaper, but they are not safe for your child.
2. SIZE & FIT
Each company has its own fit. Before choosing the size, ask if it is a slim or wide line and if the sizes are real. Basically, even in tight jackets, one size up is enough. Avoid taking sizes that are much larger than the child’s age, because they are usually uncomfortable. Finally, pay special attention to the length and texture of the jacket. The everyday jacket worn at school, etc. must definitely be rain resistant and not have sensitive fabrics (suede, etc.).
3. PRICE
Each jacket’s value depends on the use you make of it. The daily jacket for school, playground etc must be warm, comfortable and durable. Maybe a second jacket has a more special style and colors. In any case, try to make your purchases Value for Money. Choose good quality products, without giving too much money, as especially at a young age, each jacket is basically used for 1 season.
4. DESIGN
Get your child’s opinion before you buy a jacket. Do not take it for granted that he will put it if he does not like it. Most boys like dinosaurs and cars, while girls like fairies and unicorns. However, be sure to ask before you pay.
5. HOW MANY SHOULD I TAKE?
For a season you definitely need a thick jacket (with inner lining) and a thinner one (sleeveless or long sleeve without lining). Our opinion is that you may want another thick jacket for special occasions (children’s parties, social events), which you will not use every day.
With a good research you will be able to check all the above and with a little money to buy the right product.
For Value for Money ideas, be sure to check the jackets at Mama Said.