Toddler & Kids' Ski & Snowboard Jackets

Kids' Ski Jackets Built for Full Days on the Slopes

Reima ski jackets are built kid-first, for the way kids actually ski and ride - more falls, more sitting in snow, more runs without a break:

• 100% waterproof, windproof ReimaTec shell - breathable, so kids don't get stuffy between runs

• Snow locks seal the hem - powder stays out through falls and chairlift seats

• Elastic cuffs seal the wrists - no snow up the sleeve after a hard landing

• Lightweight insulation - warmth without bulk that restricts turns

• Cut for movement - nothing pulling when a child reaches, turns or gets back up

• Adjustable, helmet-compatible hood - fits over a helmet, protects when it's off

• Zip pockets - goggles, snacks and a lift pass stay where they were put

• Reinforced against tears from edges, lifts and hard landings - built to last more than one season

• PFAS-free - no added harmful chemicals

• Unisex ski and snowboard jackets in sizes 4T through 14Y

Waterproof and Breathable - ReimaTec on the Slopes

Skiing is stop-and-go: hard effort on the run, sitting still on the lift. A ReimaTec ski jacket handles both - the 100% waterproof, windproof shell keeps snow and cold mountain air out, while the breathable fabric lets sweat escape so kids stay dry from the inside, too. Warm on the lift, comfortable on the run.

Snow Locks Keep the Powder Out

Kids fall, sit, and roll in snow more than any adult - that's what separates a kids' snowboard jacket from regular winter wear. Snow locks close the gap at the hem, and elastic cuffs seal the wrists, so powder can't work its way in no matter how the day goes.

Warm Without the Bulk

A jacket that restricts movement ruins a ski day faster than cold does. Reima ski jackets use lightweight insulation for warmth without stiffness - and the Ranua down puffer shows how far that goes: one of our warmest jackets, light enough to forget it's on.

Ski Jacket or Winter Jacket - What's the Difference?

Both are warm and waterproof. What separates them is the slope:

A complete pairs the jacket with , gloves, and a beanie for under the helmet.

What Size Ski Jacket Should I Buy?

Our ski and snowboard jackets run 4T through 14Y. Every jacket has 2-3 inches of room to grow, so take your child's current size and go up only if they're between two - and leave space for a base layer and a fleece underneath without bunching at the shoulders. Height ranges for every size are on the .

What Should Kids Wear Under a Ski Jacket?

Layer for the mountain: a wool or synthetic against the skin, which stays warm even when it is damp, and a for cold days. On warm spring afternoons, drop the fleece and let the shell do the work.

Designed for Kids Since 1944

Reima has made outdoor gear for one group of people since 1944: kids. Every ski jacket is cut for how children actually move and tested in real Finnish winters - not scaled down from an adult pattern. In 2026, USA Today named Reima one of the Brands Most Trusted By Parents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Reima ski jackets waterproof?

Yes - 100% waterproof ReimaTec construction with breathable fabric, so snow and sleet stay out while sweat escapes. Kids stay dry from both directions through a full mountain day.

Is there a difference between a ski jacket and a snowboard jacket?

Not in the protection - both need waterproofing, snow locks, and insulation. Snowboarders sit in snow more, so sealed hems and durable fabric matter even more. Every Reima ski jacket is built for both sports.

Are Reima ski jackets for boys or girls?

Both. Every Reima ski jacket is cut the same way for any child, in sizes 4T through 14Y - the range has no separate boys' or girls' styles.

Can my kid wear a regular winter jacket for skiing?

For a few runs on a mild day, yes. For full ski days, a ski jacket's snow locks, helmet-compatible hood, and breathable shell keep kids drier and on the slopes longer.