Don't let bad weather get in the way of an outdoor adventure.Waterproofness describes a material's ability to withstand water and is measured by the pressure from a water column in millimetres. Water column pressure shows how much water a product can resist. The higher the pressure, the more waterproof your outerwear is.NAME IT outerwear marked with one drop or more is waterproof.

• 3,000 mm – 5,000 mmGreat for light rain and unpredictable days out.
• 5,000 mm – 10,000 mmReliable protection for long hours in steady or heavy rain.
• From 10,000 mmBuilt for the worst conditions and full days in the wet.

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Breathability is a term used to describe a textile’s ability to transport vapour and is determined by how easily it can pass through the fabric. The higher the number, the more vapour can pass through the fabric and the more breathable the product is.Every child is different, and therefore their sense of breathability can vary depending on climate, activity level, fluid intake and sweat.NAME IT outerwear marked with one arrow or more is breathable.

• 500 g/m2/24hSuitable for low-intensity activity and shorter time outside.
• 3,000 g/m2/24hKeeps active kids comfortable during extended outdoor play.
• From 4,000 g/m2/24hFor active outdoor play where good breathability makes all the difference.

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Outerwear is necessary for colder seasons, especially if you live in a cold climate and spend a lot of time outside.Every child is unique; some feel naturally warm, and some feel colder. Our collection is divided into levels representing the insulation abilities of each individual product.The number of snowflakes on NAME IT’s outerwear shows the level of insulation.

• Padding up to 40 g/m²For mild weather and active days outdoors.
• Padding 110–140 g/m2Comfortable warmth on its own for active outdoor play.
• Padding 160–300 g/m2Maximum warmth for low-activity or long periods spent outdoors in the cold.

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Adventures can be challenging, and they demand durable outerwear.Durability is measured by the ability of the material to withstand friction before it breaks. This is measured using the Martindale rub test. The higher the number, the better the durability. All our technical outerwear is meant to be used and is designed to be durable.Reinforcement on exposed areas adds to the durability of the outerwear since the reinforcements are made from extremely durable fabrics. This makes it possible for your child to play and have fun outside for a long time - and possible for the products to be passed on to siblings.NAME IT outerwear marked with two arrows or more is highly durable.

• 15,000 – 20,000 MartindaleSolid everyday durability for regular outdoor use.
• 20,000 – 50,000 MartindaleHandles daily wear, rough play, and demanding use.
• From 50,000 MartindaleExtreme durability for the most demanding everyday use.

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