Quick Summary
This kids waterproof jacket is a lightweight black raincoat with UPF 50+ sun protection and a carry pouch. It is designed for boys and girls and is presented as suitable for light rain and drizzle rather than heavy downpours.
The packable design means the jacket folds into its own pouch, which makes it easier to store in a school bag, backpack or car. The main buying checks are size, fit and whether you want a light rain layer with sun protection as well as weather protection.
Key Details
| Detail | Verified information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Product type | Kids waterproof jacket – a lightweight raincoat for children. |
| Colour | Black. |
| Sun protection | UPF 50+ protection is stated, which matters if sun cover is part of the purchase. |
| Storage | Includes a carry pouch and folds into its own pouch for easier packing. |
| Intended weather | Suitable for light rain and drizzle, not heavy downpours. |
| Age/size variant | Age 12 years and 14 years are named in the variant, so check the selected size carefully. |
What to Compare Before Buying
- Size and age variant: The variant names 12 years and 14 years, so confirm the selected size before choosing.
- Weather use: This is described as suitable for light rain and drizzle, so compare that with the conditions you expect.
- Packability: The jacket folds into a carry pouch, which is useful if you want something easy to store between uses.
- Sun protection: UPF 50+ is stated, so check whether sun cover matters as much as rain protection for your child.
Who This Product May Suit
This jacket may suit a child who needs a light rain layer for school, travel, walks or outdoor days, with the added benefit of UPF 50+ sun protection. The carry pouch makes it easier to keep in a bag for changeable weather.
When to Consider a Different Option
Consider a different option if you need protection for heavy rain, or if you want a warmer coat rather than a lightweight packable layer.
Before You Decide
Confirm the selected age or size, check that the black variant is the one you want, and make sure light rain protection is enough for your intended use. If you need heavier weather protection, look for a different jacket type.
Checking the Fit
Age labels do not guarantee the right fit. Compare the child’s measurements with the sizing information for the selected variant, and consider whether the jacket needs to fit over school or walking clothes.
