Reima Rain Jacket

When the forecast calls for rain, Reima kids' rain jackets keep children dry, safe, and free to play. Whether you're searching for a waterproof jacket for a toddler, a school raincoat for a grade-schooler, or rain gear that works for both boys and girls, you'll find the right fit here. Trusted by parents across Scandinavia and North America, Reima has been engineering children's outdoor gear in Finland since 1944 — and their kids' raincoats are some of the most technically advanced available. At Crocozebra, we carry the full lineup with fast shipping so your child is geared up before the next storm.

What Makes a Reima Raincoat Different

Most kids' raincoats rely on stitched seams — and stitching leaves microscopic needle holes where water creeps in during sustained rain. Every Reima waterproof jacket for kids is built with thermally welded seams that fuse fabric panels into a seamless, watertight barrier. Combined with a flexible PVC-free polyurethane coating and water column ratings of 8,000–10,000 mm, these jackets hold up to everything from school-run drizzle to all-day downpours. The outer shell sheds mud and dirt easily — most of the time, a quick wipe or rinse is all it takes to clean up.

Unlined Shells vs. Fleece-Lined Raincoats

Choosing the right kids' rain jacket comes down to the season. Lightweight unlined shells are ideal for spring and early fall — layer them over a sweater or hoodie on cooler days. For wetter, colder conditions, the Reima fleece-lined jackets combine a waterproof outer shell with an insulating interior — a two-in-one solution that handles late autumn rain and sleet without needing a separate mid-layer. Both styles come in sizes from toddler through older kids, so you can outfit the whole family.

Safety Features Built Into Every Jacket

Reima designs with active kids — and safety-conscious parents — in mind. Reflective details on the back, sleeves, and hood boost visibility on grey, low-light days near roads and school crossings. The detachable hood is secured with snap buttons that release instantly under tension, eliminating any snagging risk on playground equipment. Storm flaps protect front zippers from wind-driven rain while staying easy enough for small hands to manage independently.

Care and Longevity

The non-porous polyurethane surface resists mud and dirt at the fabric level — heavy grime wipes off without a full wash cycle. When machine washing is needed, turn the jacket inside out, use a gentle cycle, and hang to dry. Skip fabric softener, which degrades the waterproof membrane over time. With proper care, a Reima kids' raincoat easily lasts through multiple seasons — and multiple siblings.