Kids mittens that actually stay on. Since 1991.
The long gauntlet goes over the coat sleeve and secures above the elbow. Snow stays out. Mittens stay on the kid instead of the floor of the ski lodge.
A mom in rural Minnesota invented this mitten in 1991 because her kids kept coming inside early. She patented the design. Her daughter-in-law runs the company now, and her grandkids wear them.
What most parents start with
Pick the warmth level that matches how your kid plays
Two customers, thirty-two years apart
"I picked up a pair of these mittens from a local store when my son was younger, which he wore for 2 years, and outgrew. I ordered him a new pair, in the larger size, and am still loving these mittens. Before, he would get so frustrated with conventional mittens, as they would always fall off. Now, we don't have to worry about his mittens falling off, or snow getting into the top of them. He stays plenty warm, and dry with these."
— Lauren
"Bought these for my grandson. I was so pleased to see that the company still exits 32 years after I bought my last pair for my daughter! Makes for warm hands and kids keep them on. I had actually saved my daughters pair of pink gloves for a girl🤗! After 32 years, these still look wonderful."
— Mary
It's raining. That used to mean inside. Now it doesn't.
A one-piece suit that goes on over whatever they're already wearing, fully waterproof, with elastic at the wrists and ankles and a hood that stays up. Three colors, sizes 2T through 6/7.
When it's twenty kids, not one
If you run a daycare or an outdoor school, we have a program for bulk orders and seasonal restocking. Tell us what you need and we'll set it up.