Snowsuits for girls

At House of Kids, you will find a wide selection of cosy and warm snowsuits for girls. A good snowsuit is essential when the colder months approach, the wind starts to bite, frost sets in and snow begins to fall. That is why we offer a large selection of warm and stylish snowsuits for both little and bigger children. For the youngest, you can find, for example, a lovely snowsuit from MarMar. It is designed for babies and toddlers, with two zippers that extend down to each leg. This makes it easier for you as a parent to get your little one into the snowsuit. It also comes with practical footies, so you do not have to worry about your little one losing a sock while you are out and about and ending up with cold feet. For older children, there are countless options. Whether you prefer a completely plain snowsuit from a brand such as Didriksons or Wheat, a more feminine touch with frills or floral prints from a brand such as En Fant, or bold colours and prints like those found at MOLO, you will find it here. In addition to choosing the right design, colour and style for your child, you should consider what the snowsuit will be used for and how much wind and weather it needs to withstand.

Breathability and water column rating

The water column rating and breathability of your child's snowsuit are the two factors that determine how much snow, sleet and rain it can withstand, as well as how much moisture can escape from inside the suit. Different brands produce snowsuits with different specifications, so it is important to choose one that suits your child's needs. The water column rating indicates how much water the snowsuit can resist, and the higher the number, the better it is at keeping water out. If you have a very active child who loves spending long hours outside in the snow, especially when it starts to get slushy and little Elsa can build the biggest and coolest snowman, you should look for a snowsuit with a water column rating of 10,000 mm or more. It can keep water out even during heavy rain and extended periods of thawing weather. If your child simply enjoys going sledding for an hour or two, a snowsuit with a water column rating of 5,000 mm may be sufficient. The breathability rating indicates how much moisture can escape from the snowsuit. If you have a very active child who runs around in the cold, jumping and dancing, choose a snowsuit with high breathability. Look for a suit with breathability above 8,000 g/m². If your girl would rather sit on the sled than pull it up the hill, a snowsuit with breathability above 2,000 g/m² will be suitable, as it is designed for everyday play without your child overheating. Playing in the snow, whether building snowmen or going sledding, also calls for a good pair of winter boots, which you can find here.