Embrie Quilted Jacket - Regatta - Green - Size: 3-4 Years

No, the Regatta Embrie Quilted Jacket features a water-repellent finish, which provides protection against light rain and drizzles. It is not designed to be fully waterproof for heavy downpours.

Always refer to the care label inside the jacket. Generally, it can be machine washed on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Tumble dry on a low setting or air dry.

Warmloft is Regatta's synthetic insulation designed to provide warmth without excessive bulk. It's lightweight, soft, and offers good thermal properties even when damp.

The jacket provides warmth for cooler temperatures. For very cold winter conditions, especially in freezing weather, it is recommended to layer it over warmer clothing or consider a heavier winter coat.

Yes, the jacket features zipped pockets, which are designed to securely hold small items and prevent them from falling out during play or activity.

The jacket is made from Nylon, known for its durability and lightweight properties.

The reflective trims are designed to reflect light, such as from car headlights, making your child more visible in low-light conditions, enhancing their safety during dusk or dawn.

Yes, its lightweight design, comfortable fit with elasticated cuffs, and practical features like zipped pockets make it highly suitable for active play and casual outings.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish can wear off over time or with washing. Try re-treating the jacket with a DWR spray or wash-in product designed for outdoor apparel. Ensure the jacket is clean before application.

Inspect the zipper for any trapped fabric or debris. Gently try to free it. If it's still stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like a specialized zipper wax or even a graphite pencil) to the teeth and gently work the zipper up and down.

After washing and drying, the insulation can sometimes clump. Gently pat and fluff the jacket while it's drying to redistribute the Warmloft filling evenly. You can also add a few clean tennis balls to the dryer during a low-heat cycle to help fluff the insulation.