Regatta Puddle IV Waterproof Puddle Suit - Blue, size: 4

Isolite 10000 refers to Regatta's lightweight waterproof and breathable fabric technology. '10000' typically indicates a hydrostatic head of 10,000mm (waterproof rating) and a breathability rating of 10,000g/m2/24 hours, meaning it can withstand significant water pressure while allowing moisture vapor to escape.

The Puddle IV Suit is primarily designed for wet and damp conditions. It can be used in various seasons by adjusting the layers your child wears underneath. In colder weather, layer with warm fleece or thermals; in milder weather, lighter clothing will suffice.

To ensure the best fit, refer to Regatta's specific children's size chart. Measure your child's height, chest, and sometimes inside leg, then compare these to the chart. Remember to allow some room for layering underneath.

Yes, absolutely. The Regatta Puddle IV Suit is designed as an outer protective layer to be worn over your child's everyday clothes, keeping them dry and clean during outdoor play.

Always check the care label inside the garment for specific instructions. Generally, machine wash at a low temperature (e.g., 30°C) with a mild, non-biological detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, and air dry away from direct heat. Info needed: [Specific washing instructions from garment label]

The suit features a 'grown-on hood,' which means it is permanently attached and not removable. It is designed to offer continuous head protection.

It is ideal for any outdoor activity where your child needs protection from rain, mud, and splashes. This includes puddle jumping, walks in the park, forest school, gardening, beach trips on cool days, and general outdoor play.

First, check for any tears or punctures in the fabric. Ensure the main zip and any fastenings are fully closed. If the suit is intact, ensure your child isn't overdressed underneath, as the suit's breathability has limits, and excessive internal moisture can lead to a clammy feeling.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish may need re-activating or re-applying. Ensure the suit is clean, then follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing. Sometimes, a gentle tumble dry (on a very low, cool setting) or a cool iron (with a cloth barrier) can reactivate DWR, but check the care label carefully. If not, consider a spray-on DWR treatment.

This often indicates an incorrect size. While the elasticated waist and cuffs offer flexibility, an ill-fitting suit will compromise comfort and performance. Compare your child's measurements to the Regatta size chart to ensure you have the appropriate size.

Clean the reflective trim gently with a damp cloth to remove any accumulated dirt or mud. Avoid harsh scrubbing or abrasive cleaners, as this can damage the reflective material.