Trew Gear Kids' Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What makes Trew Gear kids' insulated jackets and bibs well-suited for skiing and snowboarding?

  Trew Gear kids' outerwear uses the PNW 2-layer 100% nylon construction with a 20K/20K waterproof/breathable rating and fully taped seams to keep snow and moisture out while staying breathable during activity. High-loft synthetic insulation (around 150g or targeted 160/120g body/sleeve) plus helmet-compatible hoods, powder skirts, and RECCO reflectors make the pieces both warm and safe for long days on the hill.
• How should I size Trew Gear kids' jackets and bibs to allow for layering and growth?

  Trew Gear fits relaxed/regular to allow easy layering, and many kids' pieces include Growing Seams to extend length for growth spurts; if your child is between sizes, sizing up provides room for layers and longer wear. Check the product’s claimed weight and specific size chart (for example, the medium Cano Jacket lists ~1 lb 10 oz) and account for sleeve length and inseam when choosing bibs.
• How does the Cano Jacket - Kids compare to the Mega Blast Bib - Kids?

  The Cano Jacket - Kids is a hip-length insulated shell focused on upper‑body warmth with features like a helmet‑compatible hood, powder skirt, and multiple pockets, while the Mega Blast Bib - Kids provides full lower‑body coverage with higher waist protection, reinforced panels, and standard bib fit for deep snow. Both use the PNW 2-layer face fabric, 20K/20K waterproofing, fully taped seams, and high-loft synthetic insulation, so choose the Cano when you need a dedicated shell and the Mega Blast Bib when lower-body snow protection is the priority—or pair them for maximum coverage.
• Are Trew Gear kids' jackets warm and waterproof enough for cold, wet resort days?

  Trew Gear’s kids' jackets are designed for cold, wet conditions: the PNW 2-layer laminate with 20K/20K ratings and fully taped seams provides robust waterproofing, while 150g (or 160/120g body/sleeve) synthetic insulation targets sustained warmth. Features like a fixed helmet‑compatible hood, powder skirt, and durable 100% nylon face fabric help block wind and snow during long resort days.
• What kid- and parent-friendly features do Trew Gear snow jackets and bibs include?

  Trew Gear packs practical details like a parent “Grab Bar” at the center back, chunky zippers and roomy pockets (hand, chest, sleeve with wrist pass), underarm vents, adjustable helmet‑compatible hoods, fixed/removable powder skirts, and RECCO reflectors for added searchability. Durable reinforcements, bright kid‑approved colors, and Growing Seams all make the pieces easier to use, launder, and get more life out of as kids grow.