Winter Outerwear for Kids from Ukrainian Brand CVETKOV

When temperatures drop below zero, kids need more than warm clothes — they need functional gear. Our catalog features winter kids' clothing for every age, from newborns to teens. Each piece is made from dense, membrane-coated fabric that blocks wind and moisture, filled with quality insulation rated for temperatures down to -25°C.

Jacket, snowsuit, or fur coat: how to choose

For active walks and daycare, warm winter jackets with a hood and adjustable cuffs work best — they don't restrict movement and are easy for small hands to fasten. Babies who aren't walking yet, or are just starting, are more comfortable in a one-piece snowsuit: it doesn't ride up, keeps snow out, and holds warmth across the whole body. For festive outings and the coldest days, faux fur kids' coats are a great pick — soft, lightweight, and hypoallergenic.

Older girls will love our classic winter coats — elegant, yet just as warm as a jacket thanks to the insulated lining. Underneath, we recommend warm insulated overalls, which replace regular pants and keep the lower back warm, an area kids often feel the cold first.

Getting the size right

• Leave a small margin — about 1-2 cm at the shoulders and sleeves — so a warm sweater fits underneath.
• Check sleeve length: cuffs should cover the wrist even with arms raised.
• For the youngest kids, choose styles with enclosed hand cuffs and a fleece-lined hood — part of our newborn clothing range.

All CVETKOV items are made in Ukraine from water-repellent fabric with insulation that doesn't clump after washing. That means a jacket or snowsuit will last the whole season and easily survive more than one winter if you buy with a bit of room to grow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature range is CVETKOV winter clothing suitable for?

Most insulated models are comfortable down to -20...-25°C during active outdoor play. The exact temperature rating is listed in each product description.

Can jackets and snowsuits be machine washed?

Yes, all items can be machine washed at up to 30°C without high-speed spinning — this preserves the shape of the insulation and the fabric's water-repellent finish.

How do I know if my child is too hot or too cold in a jacket?

Check the neck and back after 15-20 minutes outside: skin should feel warm and dry. If your child is sweating, switch to a lighter layer or unbutton the top button.