| How can I be sure that my baby will be warm when sledging in the snow? |
Our designers use wadding and a special lining to keep the body warm. These polyester-based synthetic components trap more or less air depending on their thickness. The thicker the component (wadding or lining), the more air it contains and the warmer it is. This snowsuit keeps in the warmth during winter outings. |
| How is the waterproof rating of the baby ski suit verified? |
The waterproofing of a fabric by a coating or a membrane is measured in Schmerbers or H20 mm (pressure of a water column). The higher this number, the more waterproof the fabric.
This jacket is designed with a waterproof coating (JIS 1092 standard): this component resists 5,000 mm H20 (Schmerbers) before washing (equivalent to the pressure exerted by a 5 metre column of water). |
| How is the waterproof rating of the baby ski suit verified? |
This waterproof snowsuit has been validated in a shower test under 60 litres of water / sqm / hour for 4 hours. This test reproduces the average conditions of a snow storm. |
| What is PULL'N FIT? |
The innovative PULL'N FIT technology makes it easy to adjust the leg and sleeve length on your baby's snowsuit. With PULL'N FIT, the baby ski suit grows with your baby across 2 sizes. |
| How do I make sure my baby doesn't lose their mittens and they always have warm, dry hands? |
Use this ingenious system to attach Wedze baby mittens onto the sleeves of their Wedze baby ski suit and jacket.
In their quest for independence, your little one can attach their mittens onto their sleeves on their own without going wrong, thanks to the fun design of these accessories! Just combine the colours and animal heads will take shape.
The mittens will always be to hand, and the right hand!
The mittens are not included when buying the baby ski suit |
| How can I stop snow from getting in my après-ski? |
Put the elastic at the bottom of the baby ski suit over the boot to prevent snow and draughts from getting inside the snow boot. |
| How do you dress your little ones so they stay warm when you're out sledging? |
To make sure you stay warm and dry, we recommend using the 3-technical-layer rule:
- Layer 1 or a second skin, to stay dry.
- Layer 2 or an insulating layer, to keep the heat in.
- Layer 3 or protective layer, to protect against bad weather (like this babies' ski suit). |
| Where can I write my baby's name on this ski/sledge snowsuit? |
Space to write your kid’s name in order to personalise the product. A very practical feature for finding their snowsuit at the crèche or nursery this winter. |
