Taro Purple Ski Jacket 3D Protective Hood

E-mail: terry.wei@3sapparel.com

WhatsApp: +8619833103224

★ What products can we provide for you?

The company has obtained international certifications such as ISO9001, Oekotex-100, BSCI, GRS, WRAP, and specializes in the production and sales of outdoor functional clothing, workwear, casual wear, baby and children's clothing, and other products.

★ Which countries or regions do we export to?

Our partners are located in over 30 countries and regions worldwide, with independent offices in countries such as Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Japan.

"I. Design Highlights✨
Dreamy Purple-pink Color-blocking Design: Features light taro purple as the main color, paired with magenta zippers and pocket trims, creating a fresh, dreamy look full of vitality. The high-neck hood and multi-zipper pocket design blend a feminine aesthetic with professional outdoor functionality.
3D Protective Hood: The hood is equipped with adjustable drawstrings, and its brim fits the contour of the head. The inner lining is made of dark warm fabric, providing head protection while being compatible with children's helmets for enhanced skiing safety."
"II. Fabric & Texture🧵
Windproof and waterproof composite fabric: Crafted from high-performance windproof and waterproof material with a water-repellent finish. It boasts excellent tear resistance and waterproof performance, capable of handling complex ski resort environments, while remaining soft enough to avoid irritating children's delicate skin.
Thermostatic warm padded inner lining: Filled with high-loft warm fibers and adopting a zone quilting process. It provides extra thickness for heat retention in core areas, while the limbs are made with lightweight and breathable material. This ensures effective warmth without bulk, allowing children to move more freely."
"III. Key Functional Features🛡
Comprehensive wind-proof design: Elastic cuffs, drawstring hem, elastic pant cuffs, and a high collar work together to create a snug fit against the child's body, forming a tight wind barrier that prevents cold air and snow from seeping in and reducing the risk of hypothermia."