Spyder Toddler Girls' Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does the 10k/10k waterproof/breathability rating on Spyder toddler jackets mean?

  A 10k/10k rating means the jacket’s face fabric resists roughly 10,000 mm of water pressure (waterproof) while allowing about 10,000 g/m²/24h of moisture vapor to pass through (breathable), which is well-suited for typical ski days and snowy playground play. It’s a moderate-performance balance—good for variable conditions—and the DWR finish helps shed surface moisture but will need periodic revitalization with an approved tech wash and DWR treatment.
• How does the Spyder Little Girls' Conquer Jacket compare to the Spyder Lola Jacket?

  The Little Girls' Conquer Jacket is built around a 10k/10k waterproof/breathability shell and is offered with midweight insulation like Sorona in some iterations, prioritizing weather protection and warmth. The Lola Jacket emphasizes growth accommodation with Spyder’s "Small to Tall" extendable sleeve feature and the same regular fit and removable-hood design, making it a better choice if you want room to grow.
• How should I size Spyder toddler jackets, pants, and bibs for a growing child?

  Use Spyder’s size charts and measure chest, hip, height, and sleeve length to match the child’s current dimensions, then consider the layering you expect (base layer plus midlayer). If you anticipate heavy layering or rapid growth, choose a size that allows room in the chest and sleeve length—or pick styles with the Lola “Small to Tall” sleeve feature to extend usable fit.
• What insulation and fabric technologies are used in Spyder toddler pieces and how warm are they?

  Spyder uses midweight to lightweight insulations—Sorona (about 120g in some models) is common—plus EXO SHIELD recycled polyester fabrics and fleece options for versatile warmth. These combinations provide good warmth for active skiing and snow play when paired with proper layering; choose thicker insulation for long, cold days and fleece or base layers for milder conditions.
• How should I care for Spyder’s DWR finishes and technical fabrics to maintain performance?

  Follow the garment’s care label, wash with a technical detergent (avoid fabric softeners), and use a DWR revitalizer or tech wash when water no longer beads on the surface to restore water repellency. Tumble-drying on low or using a warm iron through a cloth can help reactivate many DWR treatments, and regular care will extend the life of EXO SHIELD and insulated fabrics.