Spring and Autumn Outerwear for Boys

Weather can shift several times a day in spring and autumn, so kids need a jacket that works just as well at +5°C as at +15°C. The CVETKOV catalog features outerwear for boys aged 1 to 14 — windbreakers, parkas, vests and raincoats made from durable membrane and cotton fabrics with water-repellent coating.

What the fabrics are made of

The outer shell is dense polyester or membrane fabric with water resistance starting from 3000mm, while the lining is cotton or fleece that doesn't create static and feels soft against skin. This kind of clothing handles puddles, wind and sudden rain without overheating a child at +12...+18°C.

Choosing the right size and style

• For toddlers aged 1–3 — overalls and jackets with a high collar and velcro hood.
• For preschoolers aged 4–6 — jackets with cuffs and waist adjustment to keep wind out.
• For school-age kids 7–14 — models with patch pockets, reflective details and a detachable hood.

If you're looking for the full range of seasonal jackets and vests, check out our transitional season outerwear — it covers every age and weather condition.

All pieces are made in Ukraine, so the patterns follow real children's proportions rather than averaged European or Asian sizing. Seams are finished so the jacket won't rub under a backpack, and zippers are covered with a placket to protect a child's chin.

We also carry matching styles for girls from the same season — handy if you're dressing siblings or want a coordinated wardrobe for two kids at once.

Caring for a demi-season jacket

Most models can be machine washed at 30°C without spinning, then dried flat away from radiators. The water-repellent coating lasts 15–20 washes and can be refreshed afterward with a membrane fabric spray.

What jacket suits a 5-year-old boy in spring?

A lightweight windbreaker or a fleece-lined jacket works best — it won't restrict movement on the playground and comes off easily if the day warms up.

Is a demi-season jacket warm enough for late autumn?

Yes, if it has 100–150 g/m² insulation and a membrane shell — it will hold up to -5°C without an extra layer underneath.

How do I find the right size?

Go by your child's height and the size chart on the product page — CVETKOV lists sizes in centimeters rather than vague S/M/L labels.