Regatta Puddle IV Waterproof Puddle Suit - Blue, 3-4 Years

No, the Regatta Puddle IV is designed as a waterproof and breathable outer shell. It does not provide significant insulation, so you will need to layer warm clothing underneath according to the weather.

The suit is made from durable Polyester, providing a lightweight yet robust waterproof barrier.

Wipe off visible dirt with a damp cloth. For a thorough wash, machine wash gently on a cold cycle (30°C) with a mild detergent. Do not use bleach, fabric softener, or tumble dry. Line dry completely before storage.

Yes, it is designed to be worn over regular clothing. Its generous fit allows for comfortable layering, ensuring your child stays warm and dry.

Yes, it features a grown-on hood with a polyester mesh lining, providing immediate head protection from rain.

A DWR finish is a coating applied to the fabric that makes water bead up and roll off the surface, preventing the fabric from becoming saturated and helping maintain breathability. It can be reapplied if it wears off over time.

This variant is sized for 3-4 Years. While generally true to size, children's growth rates vary. We recommend consulting the brand's size chart and considering your child's current measurements for the best fit.

Ensure all zippers are fully closed and that leg cuffs are over boots, and arm cuffs are over gloves. Check if the DWR finish is still effective; if water is soaking in, consider re-proofing. Also, confirm the child is not sweating excessively due to too many layers, as internal moisture can feel like external leakage.

The suit is not insulated. This indicates the child might be wearing too many warm layers underneath for their activity level or the ambient temperature. Adjust internal layers to suit the weather and activity.

Pre-treat stubborn stains gently with a mild stain remover before washing. Always test the remover on an inconspicuous area first. Wash according to the care instructions outlined above.

Ensure the reflective trim is clean and free from dried mud or dirt. Gently wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could damage the reflective material.

Check if any fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the fabric away and try operating the zipper. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (e.g., beeswax or a dedicated zipper wax) if it remains stiff. Never force a stuck zipper, as this can cause permanent damage.