FRENCH SODA Kids Raincoat – Blue

FRENCH SODA Kids Raincoat – Blue

Fisherman, Fashionista or just dancing in the rain! Let the kids be kids in this adorable brilliant blue raincoat. This brightly coloured raincoat will shield little explorers from the wind and rain, so they can enjoy the great outdoors for longer. Easily packageable these raincoats are great all round jacket for wearing to Kindy, on bushwalks or while enjoying outdoor play.

These raincoats are carefully made from polyurethane and lined with cotton, so they don’t contain plastic or restrict mobility. The timeless design and unisex colours mean they can be passed from one child to the next.

With a generous hood, long, rollable sleeves and easy to use zip, this raincoat will be up to every one of your child’s outdoor excursions. Featuring 2 large front-facing pockets on the front that can be used to store your little one’s favorite treasures or tuck hands into for a little extra warmth.

Features:

• Waterproof Shell and Seams
• Freedom to play with a movable and flexible soft matte polyurethane outer
• Breathable 100% stretch pin-stripe jersey cotton lining
• Easy to clean
• Large Velcro closing pockets
• Quality YKK Zip
• Tested to 5000mm

About French Soda: 

“I’m a podcast-obsessed, chocolate-loving mum of boys who are ‘born explorers’ and basically live outdoors. Thankfully they grow up in the Central West of NSW, an environment with unlimited nature adventures (and flies) for them to chase.
In 2018, I was working as a teacher and understood how important outdoor play was for kids to learn and grow. But I’ve always loved colourful shoes, so when the opportunity to combine both interests came up, I knew I had to jump at it.

With the seemingly inescapable temptation of screen time, it’s never been more important to make outdoor play as appealing as possible. ;Our mission is to make good-looking, quality rainwear easily accessible. We want to make it easy for parents to encourage their children to explore and play outside – but save them from the meltdowns over wet socks or heavy, itchy jackets.”