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Pram-suit and Outerwear
Baby pilot suit baby : elegance and protection for winter
The pilot suit for babies is much more than just a winter garment. It embodies the perfect alliance between elegance and protection, wrapping your child in a cocoon of softness and warmth. At Jacadi, each pilot suit is designed with meticulous care, offering refined details and impeccable finishes.
Suits designed for every occasion
The pilot suits or pilot combos for babies at Jacadi come in several colours, from pale pink to navy, through white and beige. These delicate shades harmonise perfectly with the other clothes in your child's wardrobe. Whether it's for a family outing or a ceremony , the pilot suit will enhance every moment.
Details that make a difference
Each pilot suit is equipped with details that demonstrate Jacadi's craftsmanship. The hoods are often edged with soft fur, while the interior is lined with micro fleece for optimal comfort. The integrated mittens and booties ensure complete protection against the cold, making every outing a pleasant experience for your baby.
Optimal protection for winter
The pilot suit is an essential ally to face the rigours of winter. Quilted and generously padded, it offers an effective barrier against wind and rain. The materials used, such as water-repellent nylon and microfleece, ensure exceptional thermal insulation, allowing your child to stay warm even in freezing weather.
An ethical and responsible choice
Jacadi is also committed to an eco-responsible approach by offering pilot suits with Repreve recycled fibre filling. These environmentally friendly items are no less stylish and comfortable, offering a sustainable alternative without compromising on quality.
Suits for all tastes
bodyWhether you are looking for a pilot suit for a little girl or a little boy , Jacadi offers a varied range that will meet your expectations.
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