Here’s what you should know about our kids’ waterproof coats:
Each and every one of our kids’ jackets are comfortable, breathable and totally waterproof - making them ideal for outdoor adventures. We have something for everyone: discover our brilliant girl's waterproof jackets and boy's waterproof jackets and even coats for babies.
Created for non-stop outdoor play:
Our products are designed to let your children get active and feel comfortable all day long. Featuring super waterproof linings, ribbed cuffs, taped seams, secure hoods, storm guards and removable fleece liners, our range of coats and jackets are designed to keep little explorers playing outside. Discover also our brilliant and practical Pac a Macs that fold into their own pocket, the perfect lightweight solution for any sudden downpours.
Designed to stand out from the crowd:
Created in a range of brilliant colours and playful prints, your child will certainly enjoy wearing their Muddy Puddles coat while playing outdoors. And you’ll love it too when you’re able to quickly pick them out at the park or in the playground! Find a whole host of rainwear essentials for your child and a spot of drizzle won't stop your little adventurers from having fun outdoors.
Easily machine washable:
Don’t worry about the mud, muck and grass - all of our waterproof coats, from raincoats to ski jackets, are machine washable at an eco-friendly 30 degrees. Pair our jackets with kids waterproof trousers, designed to keep your bold explorers dry and warm in all of the elements.
When the season turns:
Take your pick of our Original, Puddleflex, Ecosplash, Blizzard jackets and more - they’re all cleverly designed to help your explorer brave the unpredictable British weather all year round. And best of all, many of our styles feature zip-out gilets and linings, meaning your little one will get plenty of wear out of it, whichever style you choose. Partner our jackets with our toasty kids hats, gloves and neckwarmers to make sure your little ones stay warm in all weather conditions.
