Baby snowsuit test & comparison »top 6 in january 2020

The 6 best baby snow jumpsuits at a glance.

To protect your baby from the freezing temperatures outside in winter, you should Pack them in a warm snowsuit before each ride in the buggy.

Choose a breathable baby snowsuit from our test or comparison table so that your little one does not get too warm as soon as you get into a heated vehicle or enter a shop. As soon as your baby can walk, it also needs one waterproof snowsuit so it can play in the snow without getting your feet wet.

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Illustration *	Compare winner	Price-performance winner
Model *	Lego Wear Unisex Baby Snowsuit	Maylynn mini baby softshell snowsuit	Vine baby snowsuit romper	CareTec baby snowsuit thermo suit (various colors)	CareTec baby snowsuit unisex	Twins baby fleece jumpsuit with hood 118019
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customer review	2 reviews	57 reviews	54 reviews	99 ratings	101 reviews	36 reviews
uppers polyamide & polyester: synthetic fibers that help to move moisture away from the body. They make the clothing wind and waterproof.	100% polyamide	100% polyester	100% polyester	62% polyester, 38% polyurethane	100% polyamide	100% polyester
feed	fleece	100% polyester	100% cotton	fleece	100% polyester	100% cotton only on the neck & head
Padding The padding is a reinforced layer between the upper material and the lining and serves for better heat storage.	100% polyester
Different sizes	74, 80, 86, 92, 98, 104	80, 86, 92, 98, 104	52, 59, 66, 73, 80, 90	62, 68, 74, 80, 86	74, 80, 86, 92, 98, 104	68, 74, 80, 86
fit	as expected	runs big	as expected	falls large out	turns out a bit bigger	as expected
breathable	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes
Waterproof	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
windproof	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Double zipper Dressing the baby is easier with two zippers than with just one.	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Roll-up cuffs Roll-up cuffs on sleeves and / or legs keep body heat inside.	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No
Removable booties "booties" are the little shoes on the snowsuits. As soon as the little ones start running, removable booties are an advantage. Small babies, mostly in their arms, do not need them.	No	No	Yes	No	No	No
Chin protection A chin protection protects the baby skin from the zipper.	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes
Machine washable	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
benefits	large hood with faux fur particularly good workmanship particularly hard-wearing material	Elastic band on the cuffs extra long zip adjustable at the waist Coating made of 100% polyurethane An important component of synthetic fibers, which increases the durability, stretch and breathability and is very easy to care for.	including gloves and footies double zipper very good workmanship	particularly waterproof keeps you warm even in freezing temperatures Cuffs on the feet	Elastic band on the cuffs stain-resistant	very long zip Elastic cuffs on the sleeves
Questions and answers about the product	Questions and answers about Lego Wear Unisex Baby Snowsuit	Questions and answers about Maylynn mini baby softshell snowsuit	Questions and answers about Vine Baby Snowsuit Romper	Questions and answers about CareTec baby snowsuit thermo suit (various colors)	Questions and answers about CareTec baby snowsuit unisex	Questions and answers about Twins baby fleece overall with hood 118019
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Babies cannot regulate their body temperature themselves, so it is important to pack them warm in winter.
Snowsuits for babies around the age of 9 to 10 months do not have to be waterproof as they cannot walk. Older babies from around the 10th month of life should be put in waterproof models.
The material of the lining of children’s snowsuits should consist of natural fibers that do not irritate the baby’s skin with chemicals.

Winter in Germany is rarely very severe. However, in winter 2015/2016 the winter chronicle shows double-digit minus degrees as low temperatures even for the lowlands. You should not only pack yourself warm, but also your baby. You can find out which different types are available and what you should look for when buying baby winter suits in our baby snowsuit comparison.

In order to put together the perfect (winter) wardrobe for your baby, you can also find out from our other comparisons about the comparison winners of the rompers, footmuffs and baby shoes:

1. Baby winter overalls – fashionable gimmick or sensible purchase?

Popular baby snowsuits in tests: Teddy fleece jumpsuit by Kanz.

The little rascals don’t actually run or romp around outside – so why should you buy your child a snowsuit? The reason: the the body’s own heat regulation has not yet been developed in babies. The protective layer of fat under the skin is also missing. That is why baby skin takes cold damage much faster and needs to be well protected. A baby snowsuit is therefore a sensible purchase – and if he also has teddy ears on the hood, also a cute one.

2. What types of baby snowsuits are there??

Baby snowsuits can be divided into different categories, which are also examined in baby snowsuit tests. To make it easier for you, we will introduce you to the most important differentiation criteria in our baby snowsuit comparison 2019/2020.

2.1. Snowsuits for babies tested: fleece or cotton overalls

On Fleece overall is a very cozy winter suit for little babies, who are mostly outside in the stroller. They are fluffy and keep the little ones warm in the car even at low temperatures. However, since they usually only consist of one layer, they do not have any feed, a thick blanket or a footmuff for the winter excursion should not be missing.

In babies, the small head is particularly sensitive to the cold. Overalls should therefore always have a hood. Fleece is not very waterproof, so always think about rain protection for the stroller when it rains.

2.2. snowsuit

Ski suit with reflectors.

This type of snowsuit is suitable for something bigger babies who explore the world a little more would like. As a rule, these baby snow overalls consist of several layers, the top one should be both water-repellent and windproof, so that the little explorers don’t get sick. A one-piece snowsuit for babies proves to be more advantageous than a two-piece combination of snow pants and a baby winter jacket – nothing slips here and the sensitive belly cannot get cold or wet. If the snowsuit is also padded, your child will definitely not be cold.

2.3. Different cuffs and legs

Do you like cold hands or feet in winter? No? Neither does your baby. For this reason, you should take a close look at the sleeve and leg ends when buying baby snowsuits. There are Baby overalls with mittens, booties, elasticated cuffs or roll-up cuffs. Mittens and booties are often a little big for little babies. In addition, there is a great risk that the babies will pull them off and try to throw them out of the stroller – which often happens with the pacifiers. So that you do not have to bend down constantly and you end up missing a glove, you should make sure that especially the Have removable gloves attached to the snowsuit. The little ones start running around the 10th and 12th month of life – at the latest now the baby booties should be removable so that the shoes can be replaced by baby shoes.

Roll-up cuffs are very practical, especially for small babies, because they cannot throw them "overboard" and there is no wind. If the mittens and shoes are removable, elasticated cuffs should protect the children’s skin from the cold.

Advantages and disadvantages of roll-up cuffs:

keep the body heat where it should go
don’t slip
cannot be thrown out of the stroller

somewhat impractical for larger babies

3. Buying advice for baby snowsuits: you have to pay attention to that

3.1. Is your baby lying outside in the stroller or is it already running??

If you want to buy a baby snowsuit, you should answer this question first. As explained in the description of the different categories, not all winter suits for babies are waterproof. If your baby is still mostly in the stroller when you go for a walk, a fleece jumpsuit is enough. On Overalls could cause your baby to start sweating and get a cold this way.

3.2. material

What is polyurethane

Polyurethane is an important component in many items of clothing. It is a synthetic fiber that increases the stretch, durability and breathability of the fabric. It is also very easy to care for and washable.

In the best case, the children’s snowsuit consists of machine-washable materials, such as Baby cotton snowsuits. On Down feed requires more effort. An additional coating Polyurethane can contribute to even better breathability, which reduces the risk of your baby sweating. However, some of these products may have a chemical smell when new. Always make sure that Materials that lie on the skin are made of natural fibers. The selection of organic baby snowsuits is constantly expanding.

Tip: Everyone knows the saying: "There is no bad weather, just the wrong clothes." The A and O of baby snowsuits also includes: "Not too warm and not too cold!" If you feel on the neck of your baby whether he is sweating in a suit – there is a risk of a cold.

3.3. Easy to put on and take off

Many manufacturers advertise that their overalls are particularly easy to put on or take off. But what is the criterion here? While additional push buttons in the crotch are advantageous in rompers, these would only let cold air to the body in a baby winter suit. That is why you should make sure that it is at least a zipper gives. With just one zipper, this should be very long his. Yet Tightening is easier if two zippers running in parallel available.

3.4. Find the right size

It is not always possible to transfer the romper size to the size of the snowsuit. As everywhere in the fashion world, the cuts differ depending on the manufacturer.

Example of a size chart from a manufacturer (here s.Oliver):

Manufacturer size	Age in months	Height in cm	Chest size in cm	Waist circumference in cm
50/56	0-2 months	50/56 cm	38 cm	38 cm
62	2-4 months	62 cm	44 cm	44 cm
68	4-6 months	68 cm	46 cm	46 cm
74	6-9 months	74 cm	48 cm	48 cm
80	9-12 months	80 cm	50 cm	50 cm
86	12-18 months	86 cm	52 cm	52 cm
92	18-24 months	92 cm	54-56 cm	54-56 cm

If it is possible for you, you should pay attention to whether the leg and arm lengths are specified in the children’s fashion. This is often not the case, but other customers’ product reviews give you an idea of what the cut will look like.

4. Care and cleaning tips

Baby snowsuits should be easy to clean and care for, because the little ones can easily go wrong. They should be machine washable. The winter suits in our baby snowsuit comparison are machine washable. The best baby snowsuit doesn’t always have to be the most expensive, because a cheap baby snowsuit can also be cleaned easily.

5. Popular manufacturers and brands

Columbia
Kanz
Popbop
The Essential Ones
Playshoes
Ernstings Family
Lego Wear
CELAVI
Disney
Universal textiles
natubini
Petit Bateau
Outburst
esprit
Baby Waltz
H&M
Tiny

6. Baby snowsuits at the Stiftung Warentest and Öko-Test

The Stiftung Warentest has so far not chosen a baby snowsuit comparison winner in a baby snowsuit test. Öko-Test also did not carry out a baby snowsuit test. Here at least suits for toddlers were compared. More about the results you’ll find here .