Toasty Toes Insulated Bunting - Infant Girls'
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Sure she can't stand yet, but The North Face Infant Girls' Toasty Toes Insulated Bunting would keep your baby girl warm, dry, and comfortable if you pushed her down the slopes on a pair of skis. Not that we'd recommend that, but this bunting has the same waterproof breathable membrane that most high-end ski jackets have, and The North Face taped all the seams to make the fabric even more waterproof. Polartec Classic Micro fleece lining lets the bunting breathe under conditions that would make a grown man sweat, so she won't stifle with heat exhaustion no matter how many laps she crawls around her sibling's snow fort. Heatseeker Aero brings the warmth without the weight so she stays comfortably warm in winter's worst.
The Toasty Toes features an asymmetrical zipper to help you put it on or take it off of her wiggling body with ease. Fold-over mitts and booties are the reason why The North Face called this bunting Toasty Toes. And elastic bindings at the cuffs and hood keep the bunting in place so she can play without the sleeves uncomfortably riding up her arms.
Details
- HyVent 2-layer membrane, fully taped seams
- Polyester plain weave shell
- Polartec Classic Micro (polyester) fleece lining
- 120g Heatseeker Aero insulation
- Asymmetrical front zip
- Fold-over mitts and booties
- Reflective piping at hood
- Elastic binding at cuffs and hood
- Item #TNF8580
- Material
- [membrane] HyVent (2-layer), [shell] 50D polyester plain weave, [lining] Polartec Classic Micro Fleece (100% polyester)
- Insulation
- 120g Heatseeker Aero
- Recommended Use
- winterwear
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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