Regatta Puddle IV Waterproof Puddle Suit - Blue, 3-4 Years

Isolite 10000 refers to Regatta's waterproof and breathable fabric technology. '10000' typically indicates a hydrostatic head of 10,000mm (meaning it can withstand 10,000mm of water before it starts to leak) and a breathability rating of 10,000g/m²/24 hours (how much moisture vapor can pass through the fabric in 24 hours). This makes it highly waterproof and very breathable for active use.

The Puddle IV suit is designed primarily for waterproof and breathable protection, not insulation. For very cold weather, you will need to layer warm clothing (like fleece or wool) underneath the suit to keep your child warm. It acts as an excellent outer shell against wet conditions.

Yes, absolutely! This suit is designed to be worn as an outer layer over your child's everyday clothing, providing full waterproof protection without needing to change outfits.

Follow the specific care instructions, especially using a pure soap or technical wash designed for waterproof garments, and tumble drying on a low setting to reactivate the DWR finish. Avoid fabric softeners and harsh detergents. Periodically, you might need to re-apply a DWR treatment spray if water stops beading effectively.

The 3-4 Years size is designed for children typically aged between three and four years old. For the best fit, we recommend consulting Regatta's specific size chart if available, as children's sizes can vary.

The hood on this model is described as 'Grown-on Hood', which means it is an integral part of the suit's design and is not removable. This ensures continuous head protection during wet play.

This is often due to dirt build-up or detergents damaging the DWR finish. Wash the suit following the care instructions with a technical wash (like Regatta Isotex cleaner) and then tumble dry on low to reactivate the DWR. If severely degraded, a DWR re-treatment spray may be needed.

While the suit is breathable, excessive layering underneath in milder weather can cause discomfort. Adjust base layers to suit the temperature. Ensure the suit is clean, as dirt can block pores and reduce breathability.

Rinse off fresh mud promptly with cold water. For stubborn stains, pre-treat with a small amount of pure soap before washing. Avoid harsh stain removers that can damage the fabric's waterproof coating.

Ensure the reflective trim is clean and free from dirt or mud. Gentle cleaning with a damp cloth can restore its visibility. Avoid harsh scrubbing that could damage the reflective material.

Check for fabric caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the fabric away and try to move the zipper. If it's consistently stiff, a small amount of zipper lubricant (designed for outdoor gear) can help, but avoid oily household lubricants.