Dare 2b Explore III Jacket - Pink - 3-4


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The Dare 2b Explore III Jacket is an essential outer layer for active children who enjoy outdoor adventures, regardless of the weather. Designed for mini mountaineers, this jacket provides high-level waterproof and breathable protection through its ARED 35/35K fabric, ensuring kids stay dry and comfortable while exploring. While the jacket is highly durable and feature-rich, parents should note that it is designed primarily as a shell, so additional mid-layers may be required for extreme cold temperatures.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Pink |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Child Size UK | 3-4 |
| Model Part Number | DKW575___ZY0C03 |
| Brand | Dare 2b |
Yes, it is machine washable. Please follow the care instructions on the internal label and avoid fabric softeners.
The Explore III is a shell jacket and does not have built-in insulation. It is best used as an outer layer over a fleece or thermal base layer for winter warmth.
The jacket utilizes ARED 35/35K technology, offering high-level waterproof and breathability protection suitable for challenging weather.
Yes, the fabric offers UV 50+ protection to help shield skin from the sun during outdoor play.
Yes, the jacket features fully taped seams to provide a complete barrier against rain.
Sizes are based on standard children's age ranges (e.g., 3-4, 5-6). We recommend checking your child's height and chest measurement against our size guide for the most accurate fit.
The DWR finish may have worn off. Wash the jacket with a technical cleaner and tumble dry on low heat to reactivate, or reapply a DWR spray treatment.
Check the velcro or adjustment tabs for debris like lint or grass. Clear the hook-and-loop fasteners to ensure a strong grip.
To ensure the longevity of your Explore III Jacket, proper maintenance of the technical fabric is essential. Always wash the jacket according to the care label, typically using a mild, technical garment cleaner that does not strip the waterproof membrane. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can clog the pores of the breathable fabric. After several seasons or heavy use, the DWR coating may need to be reactivated; this is often achieved by tumble-drying the jacket on a low, gentle heat setting or applying a specialist spray-on waterproofing treatment. Ensure all zippers and velcro cuffs are closed before putting the jacket in the wash to prevent snags.