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Kids' Raincoats and Rain Jackets
Kids' raincoats keep off the showers that turn up on the walk to school, at the park or halfway through a day out. The collection is for boys and girls, from baby sizes up to age 15. A raincoat goes over whatever your child is already wearing, so it earns its place from early spring right through to late autumn. Each product page lists the fabric and details for that coat.
Choose by your child's height, and allow room for a jumper or fleece underneath. A 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm and a 10-year-old 146 cm. If they sit near the top of a size, go up one. You may know these as rain jackets or kagoules, and they do the same job. On cold, wet days, layer one over a knitted jumper. Check the care label before washing, as instructions vary from coat to coat.
Your questions answered
The MINOTI kids' raincoats collection contains raincoats for boys and girls aged 0 to 15, in height-based sizes in centimetres, where a 4-year-old usually takes 110 cm and a 12-year-old 158 cm.
What size raincoat should I buy for a 7-year-old?
A 7-year-old usually takes 128 cm. If they are tall for their age or you want room for a thick jumper underneath, choose 134 cm so the coat lasts into next season.
Can a baby wear a raincoat in the pushchair?
Yes. Over a baby grow and cardigan, a raincoat keeps showers off on a pushchair walk. A 9-month-old usually takes 80 cm, and a 12-month-old 86 cm. In heavy rain, add a pushchair rain cover as well.