Regatta Puddle IV Waterproof Puddle Suit - Blue

Yes, the suit features Isolite 5000 technology with taped seams and a durable water repellent finish, ensuring a high level of waterproof protection against rain and puddles.

Breathable means the fabric allows moisture vapor from perspiration to escape from the inside, preventing your child from feeling clammy and maintaining comfort during active play.

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle using a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach. Air dry the suit completely, away from direct heat, to maintain its waterproof properties. Always check the care label for specific instructions.

No, the Regatta Puddle IV is a lightweight waterproof shell and does not provide insulation. For cold weather, you will need to layer warm clothing underneath.

The reflective trim is a safety feature designed to enhance your child's visibility in low-light conditions, such as dusk, dawn, or overcast days, making them easier to spot by others.

The suit is made from 100% Polyester with a durable water repellent finish, providing robust and reliable weather protection.

Yes, it is designed to be worn as an outer layer over your child's regular clothing. We recommend choosing a size that allows for comfortable layering underneath.

Ensure the suit is correctly sized; too small can restrict movement and layering. Also, confirm appropriate layering underneath based on temperature, as the suit itself is not insulated for warmth but for weather protection.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish may need to be revitalized. Wash the suit following care instructions, and if the issue persists, consider applying a DWR re-proofing product designed for waterproof apparel.

This can happen if fabric softener was used, which clogs the pores of the breathable membrane. Re-wash without softener, or consider a specialized cleaner for technical outdoor wear. Ensure thorough rinsing.

Check if the trim is dirty or obscured. Clean gently with a damp cloth if necessary. Ensure no outer layers are covering the reflective areas during low-light use.

Verify the suit is the correct size. A suit that is too small will restrict movement, while one that is too large might be cumbersome. Review the size chart and consider the child's current measurements.