Reviews

This year, there are plenty of size 160 options. Since I hardly use thick down jackets, I thought layering a thin outer jacket with a mountain jacket would be perfect, so I made my first purchase. It's a bit large this year, but it seems like I can wear it for a long time.

I purchased it for my daughter in the first grade. She had been wearing a size 120 scoop jacket, but since she has been using it more for skiing since last year, I switched to this mountain jacket. She really liked the beautiful light blue color!

I bought it for my daughter in the second grade. It fit perfectly for my taller daughter. While it doesn't have insulation, it was the right choice to go with a mountain jacket since it protects against rain and wind. I want to buy a down jacket that can be zippered together for the next ski class.

Last time, I purchased a different color two years ago, and since she outgrew it, I bought a new one this year. The design is cool, and it can be used with an inner vest for skiing, as well as for commuting in autumn to mid-winter, keeping warm! I think it is an essential item for children in Hokkaido!

I think it's a bit luxurious for children, but the durable fabric and comfort make me buy it. Since my child is now in elementary school, we don't outgrow sizes every year, so I purchase about once every 2 or 3 years, but the design and color really suit my son's taste, and he liked it very much. His older sister, two years above, also wanted one, so they ended up in matching outfits. It lasts long, and even if I pass it down, it is greatly appreciated, so I think the cost-performance is good.

Both the beautiful blue and the other color were wonderful, making it hard to choose. I think it would be fine for either gender.