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Kids' waterproof ski jacket ReimaTec Kairala by Reima

Reima

Kids' waterproof ski jacket ReimaTec Kairala

Outerwear in polyester

Where to buy

  • Reima

    €149.95Updated 2 days ago

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Why we chose it

The brand declares it free of PFAS and PVC for this product.

  • Meets Nontoxic Nest Standard v2.0
  • Contains: a synthetic primary fibre
  • Brand states: PFAS-free

More about this product

Details

  • Material

    Polyester - recycled

Sku
5100073B
GTIN
6438557398792

Materials & Safety

Worn over other clothing

Occasional skin contact

  • Polyester - recycled
  • 10% Polyester - recycled
  • 90% Polyester - recycled Repreve
  • 45% Polyester
  • 55% Polyester - recycled
  • Containsa synthetic primary fibre

    A synthetic fibre is the primary material or elastane exceeds the limit

  • Brand statesPFAS-free

    Brand states: "Our clothing has been 100% PFC-free since 2017."

What we could not confirm

  • Organic materials: no information
  • Plastic-free: no information
  • No restricted flame retardants (tested): no information

From the brand

ReimaTec kids' ski jacket with several pockets and adjustable features. Extremely water- and windproof as well as breathable. Straight cut.

Research sources

  1. Reima help: harmful chemicals

    help.reima.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (1)
    • “Our clothing has been 100% PFC-free since 2017.”
  2. Reima rain wear

    us.reima.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (1)
    • “Yes. All Reima rain gear is completely free from PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) and PVC.”
  3. Kids' waterproof ski jacket ReimaTec Kairala | Reima

    reima.com · Brand

    Quoted evidence (5)
    • “100% polyester - recycled”
    • “55% polyester - recycled”
    • “45% polyester”
    • “90% polyester - recycled Repreve”
    • “10% polyester - recycled”

Last updated Nov 2026Photo: ReimaChecked against Standard v2.0Report an issue

An editorial assessment of materials and ingredients, not a medical or safety guarantee.