To help you choose the right Nospill suit we collected all the crucial information here regarding our ‘special tasks’ suit.

Why is it worth having? Because it allows kids to be kids and enjoy their time outdoors, no matter the weather! Parents can forget about constant nagging about getting messy, staying warm or not getting wet.

Most important facts about NOSPILL suits:

1. It’s made out of softshell:

• waterproof (100 000 mm)
• breathable (5 000g/m2/24h)
• windproof

2. It’s reinforced with polyamide patches on bum and knees, which protect from scrapes and scratches, and create an additional barrier for water in the most vulnerable spots.

3. It grows together with your child – a special adjustment system used in the suit means it grows  up to three sizes with your child, extending up to 20 cm! You can separately adjust (every 1cm) the trouser legs, sleeves and torso length. It means you can fit your little one perfectly, as each child is different and grows at their own pace!

4. The main zip opens from the top or the bottom – perfect solution for boys, who need to quickly relieve themselves in the field ;). It’s very useful for girls as well – to straighten/adjust the clothes that rolled up or to ventilate when it’s too hot! Unzipped from the top the suit might slip, when undone up from the bottom it stays in place.

5. Spacious hood can be adjusted to your child’s head size. It’s essential when it’s really windy, it’s pouring with rain or it’s snowing heavily.

6. High vis patches are sewed on in 7 places on the suit – your child will be visible from all directions and the longest possible distance. 

7. Two elastic bands in the trouser legs – first one ensures the fabric fits closely around the wellies etc. The second one goes under the sole, so that the trouser leg doesn’t roll up during intensive play.

8. It is possible to order a fleece or wool insert (soft, non-itchy wool), which turns your NOSPILL into an all year clothing (we’ll talk about it more below).

It’s a very individual choice. Some children are allergic to wool, so the choice is simple. Generally, wool’s advantage is that it has better thermoregulation characteristics. When it’s cold it keeps your child warm, but when the temperature rises it doesn’t heat up so quickly and your child stays comfortable. Additionally, it absorbs moisture and odours and it looks great!

Waterproof fabrics should be washed in 30 degrees Celsius and mild detergents. It’s worth adding an impregnating agent or, after the wash, apply it directly to the fabric. We recommend washing the NOSPILL as rarely as possible :D. Remember, this product is made especially to get messy ;), so it’s far better to wait for the mud to dry, brush it off and gently wipe the suit with a wet cloth. The more often we wash the NOSPILL, the quicker the fabric will lose its characteristics.

Yes. For this purpose we made  our special insert: you can choose between fleece and wool. Is that enough? Yes, even though it might seem strange, as we wouldn’t wear a thin softshell jacket when going out in freezing temperatures. That’s the advantage of wearing a suit, which ‘stores’ the heat :D. As the air doesn’t flow away – like from under a jacket – it creates something similar to an air-cushion. All the heat generated from your movement circulates inside the suit and around your body. 

Our insert can also be used on its own – for walks, chilly evenings at home, or for little babies worn in slings or carriers, as our suits are relatively thin and you can comfortably adjust the sling.

The inner side of our softshell is soft and pleasant to touch. That’s why, when it’s reasonably warm, but not yet hot, it can be put on directly on underwear or nappy. With temperature going down, we add layers on, dressing our child in leggings, tights or thermals and a fleece or a hoodie.

Final amount of layers will obviously depend on the weather and your child. Remember that each person (even a little one) feels the temperature differently.

No. All the excess fabric ‘turns outside’, so your child is not uncomfortable at all, there’s nothing pinching them or limiting their movement. At first glance, no one will even notice that anything’s been shortened.

In our NOSPILLs we use a special size adjustment system. Thanks to it their overall maximum length can change up to 20 cm (10 cm in torso length and 10 cm in trouser legs), equivalent to three sizes. 

NOTICE: DO NOT MEASURE THE CHILD, but their clothes, such as overalls or long sleeved suit, etc, from neck to ankle and add a couple of centimeters, so there’s room for your child to comfortably kneel/bend.

If your child wears size 80, you should choose NOSPILL 80-92. If your child is between sizes 92 and 98 then you should consider their height. If a child’s height is 90cm they should wear NOSPILL size 92-104, but if they measure 94cm you can order suit size 98-110.  

NOTICE: You shouldn’t buy the suit ‘for the future’, as it’s already made to grow with your child. For example, if your child wears size 104/110, you shouldn’t buy the NOSPILL in 116-128, as with this much fabric around them they won’t be able to move comfortably.

If you’re ordering the NOSPILL with an insert (fleece or woolen) we suggest you pick one size smaller insert than the suit, especially for smaller children. You can find more information about our inserts below.

Here you can see our size chart.