Kids Bjornen Waterproof Winter Jacket – Insulated | Didriksons

Kids Bjornen Waterproof Winter Jacket – Insulated | DidriksonsThe Didriksons Bjrnen winter jacket is designed to keep kids warm, dry, and protected during long outdoor school days in cold, snowy, and wet winter conditions. Fully waterproof and windproof outer fabric with taped seams blocks snow, slush, and winter rain Warm synthetic insulation provides reliable protection in cold temperatures without limiting movement Hard wearing construction stands up to daily outdoor school use and active winter play Extend a

The Didriksons Björnen winter jacket is designed to keep kids warm, dry, and protected during long outdoor school days in cold, snowy, and wet winter conditions.

• Fully waterproof and windproof outer fabric with taped seams blocks snow, slush, and winter rain
• Warm synthetic insulation provides reliable protection in cold temperatures without limiting movement
• Hard-wearing construction stands up to daily outdoor school use and active winter play
• Extend-a-size feature allows sleeves to be lengthened for longer wear across seasons
• Adjustable hood, cuffs, and waist help seal out cold air and snow

Why ODSS Recommends It

• A top winter jacket choice for outdoor school programs and cold-climate learning
• Built with the same trusted performance and durability as the Björnen snowsuit and snow pants
• Extend-a-size design and durable materials make it a smart long-term investment for growing kids

Technical Performance & Materials

• Waterproofness: High – fully waterproof construction with taped seams (10,000 mm water column)
• Windproofness: High – winter shell fabric blocks cold winds effectively
• Breathability: Mid – breathable construction suitable for active winter play
• Insulation: High – warm synthetic insulation made from recycled polyester fibers
• Durability: High – built from hard-wearing materials designed for frequent outdoor use
• Fit: Runs large — designed for layering and room to grow. Didriksons uses EU sizing; we recommend using your child’s height as the most accurate guide rather than age.