Patagonia

Down Sweater Jacket - Toddlers'

DWR, or Durable Water Repellent, is a special coating applied to the jacket's fabric that makes it water-resistant. This means that if your child gets caught in light rain or snow, the water will bead up and roll off instead of soaking in. This keeps them dry and comfortable during outdoor activities, allowing for more fun without worrying about the weather.

The term "600-fill" refers to the quality of the duck down insulation used in the jacket. A higher fill number indicates better insulation properties, and 600-fill means that the down is effective at trapping heat while remaining lightweight. This ensures that your child stays warm without feeling weighed down, making it perfect for chilly adventures.

Recycled polyester is made from repurposed plastic materials, like used water bottles, which helps reduce waste and environmental impact. This fabric is not only durable and able to withstand wear and tear, but it also contributes to a more sustainable future. Choosing a jacket made from recycled polyester means you're making an eco-friendly choice for your child’s outdoor gear.

Lofty insulation refers to insulation that is fluffy and has a lot of volume. This type of insulation traps more air, which helps retain body heat, keeping your child warm in cold conditions. The jacket's lofty insulation provides excellent warmth without adding excessive weight, allowing for easy movement during play.

A "regular fit" means that the jacket is designed to fit comfortably without being too tight or too loose. This style allows for ease of movement, which is essential for active toddlers who love to play and explore. With a regular fit, your child can enjoy their outdoor adventures without feeling restricted.

This jacket is designed to handle various weather conditions thanks to its DWR treatment, which repels light rain and snow, and its 600-fill duck down insulation that provides warmth. The combination of these features makes it ideal for outdoor activities in cooler weather, ensuring your child stays dry and warm while having fun.