Therm Splashmagic Rainshell jacket 2026 Outer: 5,000mm Waterproof & Windproof 100% Recycled rPET Polyester Bedford Shell with Taped Seams and SplashMagic Print Lining: 100% Recycled rPET Polyester Mesh Made from sustainable recycled materials with recyclable packaging. When the raincoat gets wet, a secret pattern is revealed! See the SplashMagic pattern appear in the rain then disappear again when dry. Fun for toddler and big kids alike! Providing full protection in both wind and rain, with taped seams to prevent leaks and lined with soft breathable mesh for comfort. available on several sizes or message we can order in for you. Eco-Friendly: 100% Recycled rPET fabric - made from used plastic products such as water bottles. Non-Toxic: Free from PFAs, PFCs, PVC and Lead. SplashMagic pattern appears when the fabric gets wet, then returns to the plain colour when dry. Taped seams to prevent leaks New for 2025 - Storm flap covering the zipper, to provide additional weather protection. Elasticated hood with contoured peak to shield face Lightweight with breathable mesh lining Extra length at the back for added rain and wind protection. Extended collar with zipper guard to protect the neck. Elasticated cuffs with thumbholes to cover hands in rain and wind. Reflective features front and back for visibility in low light. Fleece lined zipper pockets for extra cosy hands when it's chilly outside Machine washable and dryer safe Unisex style and fit Machine washable and dryer safe! Just throw your Therm garment in the wash with your normal load - we recommend a warm wash with liquid detergent, not powder. Plus all of our garments love the dryer! In fact the dryer is needed for the waterproof coating. If your Therm garment doesn't seem as waterproof as it was, (or the SplashMagic pattern isn't appearing well) just dampen it again and dry it fully in a medium to hot dryer. IMPORTANT: Don't forget to zip up all zippers before washing and drying check out our other Therm jackets here or in store Non-Toxic, free from PFAs, PFCs, Phthalates and Lead
