When choosing the best protection in a winter jacket or parka for your child, the decision comes down to choosing a jacket that will keep you little one warm and dry when he is out playing in all kinds of weather conditions.
Whether he is playing in the park, building a snowman or going for his first ski lesson, first and foremost you want him to be kept toasty warm and comfortable.
On this page you will find a selection of jackets that are designed to do just that. These jackets are well insulated with a waterproof membrane to keep your toddler warm and comfortable in any kind of weather conditions.
If you are looking for a winter jacket that will keep your toddler boy warm and dry when he is out playing in all kinds of weather then the Patagonia Puff-Ball Reversible Jacket – Toddler Boys’ in an excellent choice.
Columbia Powder Lite Puffer Jacket – Toddler Boys’
Columbia Powder Lite Puffer Jacket – Toddler Boys’ Available Here
The Columbia Powder Lite puffer jacket is designed with synthetic insulation to keep him warm even if it gets wet from playing outside.
This jacket is treated with Omni-Shield so snow sheds right off the fabric for even better protection against winter’s weather.
The hood of the coat and the cuffs are elastic-bound for a comfortable and secure fit. This winter jacket is NOT too bulky and will keep your toddler warm.
Colors Available: Collegiate Navy/Python Green as shown above, Black, Grill, Red Spark, & Super Blue/Zour
Where To Buy: Backcountry.com
Carhartt Active Flannel Quilt Lined Jacket – Toddler Boys’
In the picture: Carhartt Active Flannel Quilt Lined Jacket – Toddler Boys’
The Carhartt Infant/Toddler Boys’ active jacket features a cotton-duck fabric which will protect him from brisk winds and cool temps when he’s playing outside.
This triple-stitched seams ensure solid construction for long-lasting wear. This jacket has a soft and supple feel to it with the jacket’s garment wash which provides an already broken-in feel.
The quilted polyester lining will keep him comfy and warm when he’s running errands with you around town.
This jacket is very durable in construction will keep him warm.
Color Available: Carhartt Brown
Where To Buy: backcountry.com
Patagonia Puff-Ball Reversible Jacket – Toddler Boys’
I Found the Patagonia Puff-Ball Reversible Jacket Here
This reversible winter jacket by Patagonia features a DWR coating which helps bead and slough moisture to prevent base layers from getting soaked. 100g Thermogreen insulation keeps him warm even when the coat gets wet.
A three-panel hood offers fuller coverage and protection from wind or snow on cold blistery days. A zipper garage will protect his neck and chin from getting chafed. And finally, spandex binding on the waist, cuffs, and hood helps complete a seal between him and the chilly outdoors.
All in all, a quality jacket that will keep your toddler warm and comfortable while he is out playing in the snow.
Colors Available: Block Houses Two Way/Classic Navy as shown or Wanderers/EI Cap Khaki
Where To Buy: backcountry.com
Obermeyer Kids Galactic Jacket (Toddler/Little Kids/Big Kids)
Obermeyer Kids Galactic Jacket Available Here
The Obermeyer Kids Galactic Jacket for toddler boys is a regular fit 200-g insulated snow jacket that will keep him warm and dry.
This jacket features a sturdy plain weave soft shell designed with HydroBlock® Sport finish with 10,000 mm waterproof rating.
An innovative I-GROW system allows the garment to lengthen for the longevity of child’s use. The hood is detachable with a stretchy inner layer with fleece ear warmers.
This winter jacket also features a front zip-closure with a fleece lining and inner-wind guard. It also features a diagonal front yoke with attached compass and zippered pockets.
This jacket is very rugged and durable and will keep him warm and dry in winter weather conditions.
Color: Captain Blue as shown
Where To Buy: Zappos.com
Canada Goose Lynx Down Parka – Toddler Boys’
Canada Goose Lynx Down Parka – Toddler Boys’ Available Here
This winter jacket for toddler boys is packed with 625-fill white duck down to keep him warm when he’s out playing in the snow. The Arctic-Tech polyester and cotton shell is reinforced with elbow patches that will stand up to years of snow angels and sled rides.
This jacket is designed with a nylon lining and a brushed-tricot-lined collar. The down-filled hood has a removable coyote-fur ruff that’ll keep his face warm from cold and wind.
This Canada Goose parka also features recessed rib knit cuffs and internal glove hooks along with dual-entry fleece-lined cargo/handwarmer pockets for keeping little hands warm.
This warm jacket also features a Gosling Graduate sleeve-lengthening system which means that he will be able to wear the Lynx for another winter.
This down filled jacket has a lot to offer in terms of keeping your toddler toasty warm and protected from the elements.
Colors Available: Black as shown or Pacific Blue
Where To Buy: backcountry.com
Patagonia Snow Pile Jacket – Toddler Boys’
Patagonia Snow Pile Jacket – Toddler Boys’ Found Here
The Patagonia Toddler Boys’ Snow Pile jacket is a dependable and durable jacket for keeping him warm in cold winter conditions.
This jacket features a waterproof and breathable H2No shell, which will protect your toddler from precipitation and moisture, be it snow or slush.
This jacket has an extra dose of DWR treatment which bolsters his defense against brisk winter weather, while the partially-recycled thermogreen synthetic insulation provides warmth, even when it gets wet.
This jacket has a full length zipper with with an internal wind flap for added protection against blustery gusts.
The hem of the jacket and cuffs on the sleeves are partially elasticized to prevent wind from sneaking into the fleecy layers of the jacket.
And finally, this jacket is designed with Patagonia’s Grow-Fit feature, which means that the sleeves can be extended an extra two inches, so hopefully he can wear the jacket for another season or two. This is definitely an added plus!
Color Available: Fire as shown above or Pinwheel/Classic Navy
Where To Buy: Backcountry.com
