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Fall who? We’ve just got one big jacket season—in the Pacific Northwest, the return to school means rain, wind, and maybe even snow (hey, a kid can dream). Here are some cute and practical options for keeping your little ones warm and dry from the mountain to the playground.
Grundens Rain Jacket, Bootyland Local
$64
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This hardcore rain jacket is perfect for a young fisherman on deep-sea adventures—or just playing in puddles. Pro-inspired orange and reflective striping means you’ll be able to see them from the comfort of the great indoors. Pike/Pine
Core Rain Jacket by Oaki, Chrysanthemum Local
$54
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Available in three cool colors, this packable jacket offers excellent lightweight protection, perfect for fall, spring, or layering on top of a bunch of other coats, A Christmas Story style. A 1 3/4” brim on the hood helps keep little faces dry, too. Columbia City
Chevron Short Puffer, Flora and Henri Local
$326
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This short, Chevron-patterned water-resistant parka will keep all your kids from six months to six years looking cozy and fashionable over and over again—investment pieces make great hand-me-downs. Downtown
Windbreaker, Little Bipsy Local
$38
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Every aspiring fashion icon could use a windbreaker. This locally designed pick from Edmonds-based brand Little Bipsy is a water-resistant year-round staple with a zipper protector for tiny chins, two zippered front pockets (for toys and rocks, probably), and style to boot. Edmonds
Tea Grey Jacket, My Three Little Birds Local
$22
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This pre-loved Tea Grey jacket isn’t so much for weather protection—it’s a stylish piece of back-to-school swag. With statement-making lapels and a School of Rock–approved asymmetrical zip closure, it’s a shining example of the unique and sustainable finds available at this local favorite consignment shop. West Seattle
Kids’ Warm Storm Rain Jacket by The North Face, Nordstrom Local
$79
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This North Face classic is ideal for PNW adventurers. Warm and breathable, it has a cozy microfleece lining and a waterproof shell that’s ready to face the elements—whether those elements are on the trail or in the backyard.
Columbia Girls Whirlibird II Interchange 3-in-1 Jacket, REI Local
$140
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If a one-and-done jacket is the goal, this Columbia number is tough to beat. With a waterproof shell, detachable warm liner, and helmet-compatible hood, it’s versatile enough for any cold-weather activities. Extendable cuffs ensure it’ll last beyond winter.
Kids’ Cirruslite Down Hooded Jacket, Eddie Bauer
$70
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Outdoorsy hometown staple Eddie Bauer—literally the inventor of the down coat as we know it—stocks this littler version of its insulated, water-repellent jacket in 10 different colors. If that doesn’t get the picky kid seal of approval, we don’t know what will.
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