A spring rain kit has three parts: waterproof shell coverage, the clothing layers that provide warmth and boots fitted from a current standing measurement. Choose each part around the child's age, measurements, dressing routine and the weather expected that day.
One-piece rain suit or separate jacket and pants
A one-piece suit covers the gap at the waist and keeps the full shell together through a clothing change. The current Stonz one-piece rain suit spans 12 months to 4T. Separate pieces let the jacket and pants serve independently as conditions change. The O8 packable rain jacket and O8 rain pants span 12 months to 14 years.
Start with the rain gear collection when the job is full-body coverage. Choose the shape that matches the child's current size range and dressing routine.
Lined or unlined rainwear
Habier's current rainwear waitlist contains unlined shells. On a cold morning, place the shell over a fleece or another warmth layer. On a mild rainy day, the same shell can go over regular clothes. A fleece-lined rain pant combines shell and warmth in one garment, while the current O8 pant keeps those layers separate.
Rain boots and current measurements
Use the kids rain boot collection for wet ground and puddles. The current Stonz Original Rain Boots spans sizes 5 to 4Y. Stonz updated this model's sizing, so the recommendation starts with a standing foot measurement and the current model chart.
Check the complete kit
| Job | Current option | Fit input |
|---|---|---|
| One-piece shell coverage | Stonz rain suit, 12 months to 4T | Height and layers underneath |
| Separate jacket and pants | O8 rainwear, 12 months to 14 years | Current clothing size and layers underneath |
| Wet-ground coverage | Stonz rain boots, sizes 5 to 4Y | Standing foot measurement |
For a recommendation across the shell, layers and boots, send the child's current measurements and spring routine through the Fit Finder.