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Wheat Summer jackets

Wheat summer jackets are lightweight jackets for children, ideal for cool mornings, wind and changeable summer weather. They are easy to wear over a T-shirt or thin sweater, so your child can play freely without getting too warm.

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Wheat Summer jackets

Wheat summer jackets for children, made for mild weather and changeable summer days

Wheat summer jackets are good, lightweight jackets for children on days with wind, cool mornings or the chance of a summer shower. This is the kind of jacket you often reach for on busy mornings before daycare or school, and when the weather changes throughout the day. What matters most is that the jacket is easy to move in, fits well and suits the way your child actually uses it.

A summer jacket from Wheat is different from a warm transitional jacket or a full rainwear set. It should be light enough to work well over a T-shirt or thin sweater, without making your child too warm once play begins. At the same time, it is practical to have close at hand on days when the weather is hard to predict. If you are unsure how much protection your child needs, you can also browse our selection of summer jackets and compare the different types.

How to choose Wheat summer jackets by age, fit and freedom of movement

The fit matters, because a summer jacket is often worn again and again over several months. For younger children, short and lightweight styles are often a good choice, as they allow them to play, cycle and move around with ease. For older children, a slightly longer style can be useful, especially if the jacket is also worn on the way to school or on days with more changeable weather.

It usually makes most sense to choose based on your child’s height rather than age alone. Many children are between sizes, and in that case it is worth considering whether the jacket should fit lightly and close to the body, or have room for an extra layer underneath. In particular, look for:

  • whether there is room for a T-shirt or a thin cardigan underneath
  • whether the sleeves allow good freedom of movement for play
  • whether the jacket has adjustable cuffs or a hood, making it easy to adapt

If the jacket is too warm or too stiff, it often ends up being left behind. A good Wheat summer jacket should feel comfortable for your child to wear and be easy for you to include in everyday routines.

Materials and features that make a light summer jacket practical for everyday wear

Many Wheat summer jackets are made from lightweight polyester or nylon and often have a water-repellent surface. This makes them practical for wind, morning dew and light showers, without feeling heavy on your child. Some styles are made with cotton blends, giving a softer look and a more relaxed feel if you want a jacket for everyday play and active days.

In summer, breathability is just as important as protection from rain. This could be a light lining, small ventilation details or a construction that does not trap too much heat inside. A water-repellent jacket is fine for light rain, but it cannot replace proper rainwear if your child needs to be outside for a long time in persistent wet weather.

It is also the small details that make the jacket easy to use in practice:

  • a hood for days with changing weather
  • a zip that your child can easily manage on their own
  • reflective details for early mornings and late afternoons
  • lightweight material that can easily be packed into a bag

Wheat summer jackets in light shades need a little care, but are easy to style

The light Wheat shades are popular because they have a calm, Nordic look and are easy to combine with the rest of the wardrobe. A beige summer jacket works well with muted colours, denim, prints and simple basics. That also makes it a jacket you can use again and again if you prefer to keep your child’s wardrobe simple with a few good pieces.

Light colours will naturally show dust and stains more easily than darker jackets. On the other hand, many summer jackets are made from materials that are easy to wipe down or wash gently when marks from play and everyday life appear. If your child wears the jacket a lot outdoors, it can be an advantage to choose a style with a smooth surface where dirt does not cling as easily. For layering, Wheat summer jackets also work well over a T-shirt or one of the lightweight T-shirts your child already wears during the summer months.

When a lightweight summer jacket is the right choice – and when to choose something else

Wheat summer jackets are a good choice when your child needs a light jacket in weather where a warm jacket is too much, but a sweater alone is not quite enough. This is often the case on windy summer days, cool mornings and in unsettled weather, where your child still needs to play, cycle and move freely.

If you are looking for something for longer periods of rain, a rain jacket or a complete rainwear set will often be a better choice. If you need more warmth between seasons, a thicker jacket may make more sense. For light summer use, the advantage is that your child gets a little protection without being wrapped up too warmly or feeling heavily dressed.

That is why Wheat summer jackets are a safe choice for a wardrobe where comfort, function and easy everyday use matter more than quick fixes.

Size Guide

Find the right size for your child

Use the guide below to quickly choose the right size. The table shows the typical height and age per size. Children grow differently, and brands can vary slightly in fit - if in doubt, feel free to choose one size up.

Clothing sizes

Age Size (cm) Height (cm)
0 - 1 mo 50 45 - 50
1 - 2 mo 56 51 - 56
2 - 4 mo 62 57 - 62
4 - 6 mo 68 63 - 68
6 - 9 mo 74 69 - 74
9 - 12 mo 80 75 - 80
12 - 18 mo 86 81 - 86
18 - 24 mo 92 87 - 92
2 - 3 yrs 98 93 - 98
3 - 4 yrs 104 99 - 104
4 - 5 yrs 110 105 - 110
5 - 6 yrs 116 111 - 116
6 - 7 yrs 122 117 - 122
7 - 8 yrs 128 123 - 128
8 - 9 yrs 134 129 - 134
9 - 10 yrs 140 135 - 140
10 - 11 yrs 146 141 - 146
11 - 12 yrs 152 147 - 152
12 - 13 yrs 158 153 - 158
13 - 14 yrs 164 159 - 164
14 - 15 yrs 170 165 - 170
15 - 16 yrs 176 171 - 176

Hats and head circumference

Head circumference Age
47 cm 0 - 3 mo
49 cm 6 - 12 mo
51 cm 1 - 2 yrs
53 cm 3 - 4 yrs
55 cm 5 - 10 yrs

Children have different head circumferences - choose one size up if your child has a slightly larger head than their peers.

Shoes and growth allowance

  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.5 cm for regular shoes.
  • Growth allowance: approx. 1.0 cm for ballerina or first-walker shoes.

Example: If the foot measures 15.0 cm, choose a shoe with an inner length of approx. 16.5 cm.

Socks and tights

Socks and tights may shrink slightly in the wash - choose one size up if in doubt.

If you are unsure about the size or fit, you are always welcome to contact our customer service - we are happy to help you find the right size.

📞 +45 87 800 406 ✉️ mail@houseofkids.dk


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