Boys' snowsuits

Snowsuits for boys

At House of Kids, you will find a great selection of warm snowsuits for your boy. A good snowsuit is an essential for keeping him warm when he plays outside during the cold winter months. When the night frost arrives, it is time to bring the snowsuit out of storage. If you are looking for a new snowsuit or your child's very first one, here are a few useful tips to help you choose the right style. For your child's first snowsuit, it is a good idea to choose one with two zips. This makes it easier to get your little one into the suit. From brands such as Wheat and MarMar, you can also find snowsuits with integrated foot covers, which are ideal for babies who are not yet walking. Alternatively, you can find a pair of soft booties for snowsuits without integrated foot covers. For your older boy, you will find a wide range of different snowsuit styles, whether you prefer a simple, plain design or the more colourful styles from a brand such as MOLO. In addition to the design, you should of course pay attention to the water column rating and breathability, which you can read more about here.

Be ready for winter with the right gear

The water column rating and breathability are two key factors when choosing a snowsuit that is right for your boy. The water column rating indicates how much rain and sleet the snowsuit can withstand before water penetrates the fabric. It is therefore important to choose the right rating for your child. If you have an energetic boy who loves playing outside in cold weather, having snowball fights and rolling around in the snow with his friends, you should choose a snowsuit with a water column rating of 10,000 mm or more. If the snowsuit will mainly be used for a couple of hours outdoors while sledging or taking a walk in the woods, your boy can easily manage with a snowsuit with a water column rating of 5,000 mm. Breathability is the other factor to consider when choosing a snowsuit for your child. An especially active boy needs a snowsuit with higher breathability, and we recommend a breathability rating above 8,000 g/m². If your boy prefers calmer play, choose a suit with breathability above 2,000 g/m², as this is designed for everyday play without your child getting too warm. Ver De Terre designs snowsuits in the highest quality with a high water column rating and excellent breathability, while a Didriksons snowsuit gives you the option of extending the legs. You can read more about these features and the many other lovely snowsuits in the product description for each suit.