Jacket & Coat – Kids

Kids’ jackets – for school, play and changing weather

Kids’ jackets need to handle both weather and movement. Here you’ll find kids’ jackets from Tretorn, with styles for nursery, school, walks and outdoor play.

For mild days, a light jacket may be enough. When it rains, a rain jacket or waterproof jacket is a better choice, especially if the child will be outside for longer. On colder days, a warmer jacket or a fleece layer underneath can give more protection from cold and wind.

What to think about when choosing a kids’ jacket

Start with how the jacket will be used. For school and everyday use, it is good to choose a jacket that is easy to put on and take off and works over regular clothes. For outdoor play, rain and windy days, a hood, protective materials and room for layers underneath become more important.

Kids should be able to run, climb and play without the jacket getting in the way. A good fit gives freedom of movement, but also leaves room for a jumper or fleece when the temperature drops.

Frequently asked questions about kids’ jackets

Which jacket is best for rain?
A rain jacket or waterproof jacket with a hood works well when it rains. For lots of play on wet ground, it can be combined with rain trousers or wellies.

When do kids need a warmer jacket?
A warmer jacket is useful when the temperature drops or when the child will be outside for longer. In changeable weather, fleece under a waterproof jacket can be a flexible option.

What is the difference between a rain jacket and a shell jacket?
A rain jacket is mainly made for rainy days. A shell jacket can often be used as an outer layer in more types of weather, depending on the style’s features. Read more here.