Casper down jacket for kids

All-season down jacket for little explorers.

A lightweight, quilted down jacket is a must-have for winter in the city. However, this type of clothing is not only a winter attribute - swimming in the Baltic Sea until the lips turn blue, or running until you drop after pigeons in spring, are extreme sports for kids! And then the evening chill ... Among other things, for such moments, the children's Casper jacket was created, which will protect the bodies of young explorers against rapid cooling. The White Goose Down filling gives instant thermal comfort, while the elastic cuffs, hood hem and adjustable waist provide kids with comfort and full range of motion. Once packed, the Casper jacket is super light and small enough to be with you at all times and ready to experience your child's world.

The Casper jacket is also perfect as a mid-layer on very cold days in the mountains - just throw on a layer with a membrane - which makes it a year-round "must have" for a conscious parent who likes universal solutions.

PAJAK products have the RDS certificate, i.e. the Responsible Down Standard, a document confirming the responsible sourcing of bird down and feathers.

Love for nature and extreme sports is inscribed in the heritage of the Pająk family.

It gave rise to the global PAJAK brand, which since 1983 has been constantly developing knowledge and competences to provide all outdoor enthusiasts with professional equipment tested in extreme conditions.

"From the beginning, our mission has been to create products that are light and provide optimal thermal protection, thanks to which everyone can feel safe and comfortable, while pushing the limits of their own abilities.

We are from the Beskids, here is the seat of the company and production plants, from here we set off on expeditions to test products in the conditions of wild nature, which we consider our home and the common good of humanity. That is why, from the very beginning, our attitude and actions inspire people to take care of the natural environment."