Regatta Orla Kiely Swing Waterproof Jacket - Floral - Black

Yes, this jacket features `Isotex 10000` waterproof fabric with `taped seams` and a `Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish`, designed to provide complete waterproof protection against rain.

This jacket is designed for `kids` and is a `unisex` garment, available in various children's sizes.

The jacket has a breathability rating of `10,000g/m²/24 hours`, which means it effectively allows internal moisture vapor to escape, keeping your child comfortable during active play.

The outer fabric is `Isotex 10000 recycled peached polyester`, and it features a `100% polyester taffeta lining` for comfort.

Typically, waterproof jackets like this should be machine washed cold on a gentle cycle, preferably with a technical detergent. Avoid fabric softeners. Always check the specific care label on your garment for exact instructions.

The hood is a `grown-on hood`, meaning it is integrated into the jacket and does not detach. It features `cord detailing` for a stylish touch, but specific adjustability features beyond the general fit are not mentioned.

The jacket has `two lower patch pockets` with `concealed stud closures`, providing secure and practical storage for small items.

It means the polyester fabric is made from `recycled content`, contributing to environmental sustainability, and has a 'peached' finish, giving it a soft, slightly fuzzy texture for comfort.

This often indicates the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish needs to be reactivated or reapplied. Wash the jacket according to care instructions, then tumble dry on low heat for a short period (if care label permits) to reactivate the DWR. If this doesn't work, consider applying a DWR re-proofing spray or wash-in product.

Ensure your child is wearing appropriate layers underneath. Cotton can absorb moisture and feel cold, while synthetic base layers wick moisture away. Over-layering for the activity level can also lead to internal condensation. Check the activity level; for very high-energy play, even breathable jackets can struggle to vent all moisture.

Inspect the studs for any trapped fabric, dirt, or damage. Gently try to align them properly before pressing. If they remain stiff, a tiny drop of silicone-based lubricant (avoiding contact with fabric) might help, but often they ease with use. If new and persistently stiff, it might indicate a manufacturing defect.