Save The Duck Kids

Frequently Asked Questions

• What size should I buy and how does the fit run on Save The Duck kids' jackets?

  Kids' jackets from Save The Duck are generally a regular fit and hip length, with bi-elastic LAXY fabrics and Lycra cuffs/hem that allow mobility while sealing out drafts. Allow room for a midlayer and consult the brand size chart using your child's chest and height measurements; if they’re between sizes consider sizing up for growth.
• How does the Dony Jacket compare to the Gracie Puffer Jacket?

  The Dony Jacket is a boys' hooded puffer with classic horizontal quilting and a straighter, sportier hip‑length cut, while the Gracie Puffer Jacket uses an A‑line silhouette and feminine quilting details for a slightly dressier look. Both use PLUMTECH® insulation, have hoods, hand pockets, full‑length zips, DWR‑treated shells, and are packable—choose Dony for a straightforward, athletic fit and Gracie for a more tailored, A‑line style.
• Are Save The Duck kids' jackets suitable for wet or snowy conditions?

  Many models offer water resistance in the 3000–10000 mm WP range and DWR‑treated shells with breathability around 3000–5000 mp g/m²/24h, which sheds light snow and drizzle but does not make them fully waterproof hard‑shells. For prolonged wet weather or slush, layer a waterproof outer shell over the jacket or select a model with higher WP rating and taped seams.
• How should I care for and pack a Save The Duck kids' jacket for travel?

  PLUMTECH® insulation is designed for easy care—most pieces are machine washable and quick‑drying; follow the garment’s care label, avoid fabric softeners, and tumble‑dry if recommended to restore loft. Many styles are highly packable and fold into a pouch or pocket for travel, and you can refresh the DWR after repeated washing to maintain water repellency.