Zelda Matilda
Zelda Matilda 3M 100G Thinsulate Winter Waterproof Mittens Children Toddlers and Baby Gloves
Zelda Matilda 3M 100G Thinsulate Winter Waterproof Mittens Children Toddlers and Baby Gloves
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Zelda Matilda's Wildbreakers mittens are built for cold weather play, from sledding and skiing to ordinary walks in the snow. The outer shell pairs Taslon with 3M Thinsulate insulation, while a fleece lining and a soft inner cuff sit against the hand. An extra long cuff extends past the wrist so snow and cold air have less chance of working their way inside, and a hook and loop strap cinches the opening closed to hold the mitten in place during active wear. Sizing spans babies, toddlers and older children, making them a practical choice for a range of ages.
- Insulation: 3M Thinsulate, 100g
- Shell and lining: waterproof Taslon outer with fleece lining
- Closure: hook and loop strap with extra long cuff
- Sizing: baby, toddler and children's mittens
When fitting these mittens, look for a snug but not tight feel around the fingers, with enough room at the fingertips that the child is not cramped. Because all fingers share one compartment, mittens naturally retain more warmth than gloves, which makes them a better pick than individual-finger styles for younger children who spend extended time outdoors in genuinely cold conditions. The hook and loop strap is worth adjusting properly each time rather than leaving it loose, since an open cuff is the most common way cold air finds its way in during active movement.
For storage between seasons, make sure the mittens are fully dry before putting them away, as residual moisture can cause the lining to develop an odor over time. Hanging them by the loop or laying them flat in a dry space works better than bunching them into a pocket where the lining stays compressed. Parents dressing babies and toddlers should allow a little extra time with these compared to slip-on styles, since the strap closure takes a moment to fasten, but that same feature is what keeps the mitten on a wriggling child rather than ending up lost in the snow.
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