Insulated Kids' Burgundy Leggings Grid Red

Thicker children’s leggings with soft terry lining on the inside feature a striking red grid pattern on a burgundy background. They are a great choice for winter adventures. They keep little legs comfortably warm while allowing plenty of freedom of movement. Comfortable, versatile and easy to mix and match.

The leggings are made from high-quality cotton yarn, complemented by a small amount of polyamide and elastane. These fibres provide stretch, improved shape retention and durability. For extra comfort, the leggings feature a gusset. The material is OEKO-TEX® certified.

The leggings can be worn on their own, as a base layer under snow pants or a snowsuit, or as an additional layer over tights or thermal underwear on dry winter days. They also pair perfectly with warm wool socks. Made for little explorers who won’t let even a frosty day stop them from discovering the world around them.

The grid pattern is also featured on other pieces from our collection – wide-leg cotton trousers in dark green, sand, blue and cinnamon, yellow culotte-style trousers, classic leggings in turquoise and sand, as well as children’s and women’s socks with a little bunny. You can also find it on beige socks for both children and adults.

Made in the Czech Republic.

Material: Cotton 85%, Polyamide 13%, Elastane 2%.

Washing and maintenance: We recommend washing at a temperature of up to 30 degrees Celsius at lower spin speeds and always inside out. Do not tumble dry.

NOTICE: Due to the soft and dense terry fabric insulated leggings are more prone to pull out the stitches from the inner side which requires gentler handling. When playing on different playgrounds or moving on childrens’ butt :), we recommend putting a thin waterproof layer over them.

Lints are a natural consequence of using leggings made of natural materials which occur mainly at the beginning of wear. You can easily remove them with a lint remover and they will be like new again.

We recommend washing the leggings before the first use and washing them inside out each time.