Toddler & Kids' Snowsuits

For a child who spends the day sitting, crawling and sliding, a one-piece is the simplest thing to get on and the least to keep track of. Once kids are older and want to manage their own layers, a jacket with snow pants does the same job with more flexibility. Here's what every Reima snowsuit gives you:

• 100% waterproof and windproof ReimaTec shell with taped seams - weather stays out

• Warmth-tested to -20°C (-5°F) or below, with recycled Fellex insulation that adds warmth, not bulk

• Room to grow: 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) of extra length, so one suit lasts more than one winter

• Breathable, so a kid who's been running doesn't end up damp and cold

• Reinforced knees and seat, where snow play is hardest on gear

• Reflective details for short winter afternoons

• Made from safe, non-toxic materials, with no added PFAS in any layer

• Unisex from 9 months to 14 years, and built to be handed down

Reima snowsuits run 9-12M, 12-18M and 18-24M for babies, 2T through 4T for toddlers, and 5Y to 10Y for preschoolers and older kids - and our ski snowsuits continue to 14Y. If you're shopping for a 5T snowsuit, that's our 5Y. Every suit is cut with 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) of room to grow, so if your child is between sizes, take the larger one - sleeves and legs roll back for the first season. Check the size charts before you order.

Babies and toddlers spend most of their outdoor time sitting, crawling and falling over, and the smallest sizes are cut for exactly that kind of day. The baby and toddler snowsuits collection runs 9-12M through 3T.

Older kids need mobility over coverage - a cut that lets them climb, ski and toboggan without the suit fighting back. Browse kids' snowsuits, which run 2T through 10Y.

A snowsuit is a shell and an insulation layer - what goes underneath decides how long a child lasts outside. Wool is the place to start: it keeps warming even when it is damp, which is why every Reima base layer set is built around merino.

• Base layer: merino wool or a thermal set, next to skin

• Fleece mid-layer on colder days, skipped when it's around freezing and they're moving

• Wool socks - one pair, not two, so boots aren't tight

• Winter boots, mittens and a toque or balaclava

Look for four things: warmth you can trust, a shell that stays waterproof, safe materials and seams that survive a second child. Every Reima snowsuit is warmth-tested before it reaches a store and made without added PFAS - the forever chemicals that don't break down in the environment. A snowsuit is worn for hours a day, sat in, chewed on and rolled through snow, so what it's made of matters as much as its waterproof rating.

Reinforced knees and seat and abrasion-resistant ReimaTec take knee slides and belly flops, and 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) of room to grow carries one suit through several winters, then on to a younger sibling - one suit doing the work of two or three.

Reima has made outdoor clothing only for kids for more than 80 years, starting with snowsuits in Finnish winters - the kind of winters Canadian families know well. In 2026 USA Today named Reima one of the Brands Most Trusted By Parents.

Yes - 100% waterproof ReimaTec with every seam taped, so melting snow and sleet stay out, even on a wet spring day.

Yes. Sizes start at 9-12M, with the same waterproof, windproof, taped-seam ReimaTec shell as the rest. It's breathable too, which matters for a baby who's carried rather than moving.

All of them are warmth-tested to -20°C (-5°F) or below, and our warmest styles to -30°C (-20°F). That assumes a child who is moving and dressed in proper layers underneath - a merino base layer and, in real cold, a fleece on top of it.

Yes - 2T, 3T and 4T are all in the range, and a 5T snowsuit is our 5Y. Every suit has 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) of growing room, so take your child's usual size.

Both. Reima snowsuits are unisex: same cut, same fit, same features, and every colour open to any child. It's also why a suit can be handed down to whoever comes next.