What size should I pick for my child?

This suit runs 98-116 cm, matching a child's height. Because it's insulated, it's cut with a little more room than an uninsulated rain shell, but if your child wears thick layers underneath on the coldest days, sizing up is still worth considering.

How warm is the quilted lining, exactly?

It's rated as suitable for conditions from 0 °C, which makes this the warmest option in the rain range. Pair it with a warm base layer on genuinely freezing days, and it works on its own over regular clothing for cold-but-not-freezing wet weather.

Is this suit fully waterproof?

Yes. The outer fabric has a polyurethane (PU) coating and the main seams are welded, with additional taping at the lower seams where puddles and wet ground make the most contact. That comfortably clears the 3,000 mm water column used as the industry waterproof baseline.

How is this different from the two-piece Rain Jacket and Dungaree Set?

This is a one-piece coverall rather than a separate jacket and trousers, and it has a quilted insulated lining that the standard rain sets don't have. There's no waist gap for water or wind to sneak through, and it's the warmest option in the lineup, best suited to the coldest wet days. The two-piece sets are more versatile for mild, changeable weather where your child might want to remove just the jacket.

Is the hood safe for active kids?

Yes. The hood is snap-fastened rather than sewn on permanently, so it's designed to detach if it gets caught on playground equipment or similar, which is a standard safety feature on Lenne's outerwear.

Does it have reflective details?

Yes, reflective accents are placed on the suit to help with visibility on dark mornings, evenings and overcast days.

How should I wash it?

Close all snap fasteners first, then wash at the temperature on the garment's care label. Don't soak it, as this can cause the colour to bleed; use a normal amount of detergent with no fabric softener, never bleach, and air-dry away from radiators or other direct heat.