Columbia

Snuggly Bunny II Bunting - Infants'

RDS-certified stands for Responsible Down Standard. It ensures that the down used in our products comes from ducks and geese that are treated humanely. This certification guarantees that the birds are not subjected to harmful practices like live-plucking or force-feeding, making it a responsible choice for consumers who care about animal welfare.

The water-resistant shell is designed to repel water, helping to keep you dry during light rain or snow. While it’s not completely waterproof, it effectively prevents moisture from soaking through the fabric, making it ideal for outdoor winter activities. This feature is especially beneficial for keeping children comfortable and dry while playing outside.

Our bunting features 450-fill down insulation, which is made from the soft feathers found beneath the tougher exterior feathers of ducks and geese. This type of insulation is lightweight yet highly effective at trapping heat, ensuring that you stay warm without feeling weighed down. It’s perfect for cold weather wear.

Fleece-lined refers to a soft, fuzzy lining made from fleece material. This lining is used in areas like the hood and sleeves of the bunting to provide extra warmth and comfort. Fleece is known for its cozy feel, making it an excellent choice for clothing worn close to the skin, ensuring that your child stays warm and comfortable.

Reflective details are designed to enhance visibility in low-light conditions, which is crucial for safety during winter outings. These elements reflect light, making it easier for drivers and others to see your child when it’s dark outside. This added safety feature gives parents peace of mind while their children enjoy outdoor activities.

Yes, the 450-fill down insulation is specifically designed to provide warmth in very cold temperatures. Its lightweight nature allows for easy movement while effectively retaining body heat. This makes the bunting an excellent choice for keeping your child warm during winter activities, whether they’re playing in the snow or simply going for a walk.