When choosing winter clothes for your child, it is important to consider where you live and what weather conditions you most often encounter.
In the north, where winters can be extra cold, a range that offers maximum thermal insulation is needed to keep your child warm even on the coldest days. For those of you living in the south, where winters are often milder but with lots of rain and slush, it is equally important to have clothes that are both water-resistant and durable to withstand damp and wet days.

You also need to choose the right size for your child, to get the most comfort and warmth. If you choose too big or small, it will affect how well it insulates, mobility and how much wear it will get . Click here to read more about the size guide.
Don't forget to pay extra attention to details like cuffs, snow skirts and reinforced areas on each series, so it has the features you expect.

All of our winter ranges – Antarctic, Alpine, Colden and Anorak – are available as jackets, trousers and overalls, so you can find the right garment for your child’s needs. For the little ones, we also have baby overalls in the Anorak and Colden ranges, which are specially designed to keep small children warm and dry.
Alpine is our newest series and offers features for active kids who love the ski slopes, whatever the weather.

With a focus on functionality and style, we offer winter ranges that withstand the cold, while allowing movement and play. Every detail is thought out to ensure that your child can enjoy winter adventures, regardless of the weather. Each range is made with a focus on durability and functionality, which means we choose the highest quality materials that can withstand play and activity. We believe in giving children the best, both in style and comfort. At the same time, we take responsibility for the climate.

Explore our series and choose the one that best suits your climate and your child's activities.

Many customers wonder which of our overalls is the warmest and most durable. The answer lies not only in the overall's design but also in how you dress your child. By following the layering principle, you can maximize warmth no matter which overall you choose.

What is the layer-on-layer principle?

Layering means dressing in several different layers to create effective insulation while still allowing for breathability. The first layer, closest to the body, should be moisture-wicking to keep the child dry. The second layer, usually made of fleece or wool, provides insulation and warmth. The outermost layer, which is a jumpsuit, jacket and trousers, protects against the elements.

The importance of the right bearing:

• Moisture-wicking material: This layer helps remove sweat and moisture from the body, keeping the child dry and warm.
• Insulating material: A good insulating layer is crucial for retaining body heat, allowing the child to play longer without freezing.
• Protective outer layer: Our winter ranges act as a shield against cold, snow and water. With the right layer underneath, even the most durable overalls will retain heat effectively.

Our recommendation:

We recommend investing in a good combination of base layers and mid layers to complement our overalls. Whether you choose Alpine , Colden , Antarctic or Anorak , the right clothing will ensure your child stays warm and comfortable throughout their winter adventure.

Wear resistance and durability:

All our overalls are designed to withstand tough conditions, whether it's playing in the schoolyard or skiing. With durable materials and reinforcements in exposed areas, you can be confident that our overalls will last for any adventure.

By following these guidelines and choosing the right layers, you can maximize both warmth and durability, giving your child the best experience in the winter landscape.