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The Regatta Lever II Printed Jacket is a durable, high-performance waterproof shell designed for active kids who need reliable protection during outdoor adventures. Featuring lightweight Isolite 10000 fabric, this jacket offers an impressive balance of waterproof defense and breathability, keeping children dry without causing them to overheat during play. While it excels in wet weather conditions, the lightweight nature of the material means it is best used as a rain shell rather than a primary source of insulation in freezing temperatures.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Polyester |
| Child Size UK | 3-4 |
| Model Part Number | RKW302_ZAJ_C03 |
| Brand | Regatta |
The Lever II is a waterproof shell, not an insulated parka. It is best used as a rain layer over a warm fleece or sweater during winter.
Machine wash on a cool setting with mild detergent and hang to dry.
Yes, it features an integrated hood for full coverage.
Yes, sizes up to 8 years include a dedicated address label inside.
Yes, it features Isolite 10000 fabric and fully sealed seams to block water completely.
The DWR coating may have worn off. Wash the jacket and apply a DWR re-proofing spray or wash-in treatment.
Ensure the child is not wearing too many non-breathable layers underneath. While the jacket is breathable, it works best when the layers beneath it are also moisture-wicking.
This jacket requires minimal setup. Simply shake it out if it arrives folded. To ensure long-term performance, follow these care guidelines: Wash the garment in cool water using a mild detergent, preferably avoiding heavy fabric softeners which can degrade the waterproof coating over time. Always hang the jacket to air dry; avoid using high-heat tumble dryers, as extreme heat can damage the breathable membrane. If the water-repellent coating starts to bead less effectively over time, consider using a standard DWR (Durable Water Repellent) wash-in treatment to restore the water-shedding properties.
