Reversible Woodland Gilet
Reversible Woodland Gilet
- Reversible
- Unisex style & fit
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Made for little wanderers, our Reversible Woodland Gilet is a beautifully versatile layering piece designed to be worn, loved and explored in.
One side features a our signature Meadow Plaid in cotton, a soft, classic check designed to pair beautifully with our Meadow Plaid Pants. Turn it inside out and discover a cosy moss green fleece, bringing warmth, texture and a wonderfully earthy feel to little adventurers’ wardrobes.
The reversible design makes this unisex children’s gilet an incredibly versatile layer. Wear the cotton plaid side for a more classic, considered look, or switch to the soft fleece side when the temperature drops and extra cosiness is needed. Perfect over T-shirts, shirts, sweatshirts and knitwear, it’s an easy addition to an autumn and winter wardrobe and equally useful on cool spring and summer days.
And, of course, no adventure-ready gilet would be complete without pockets for hiding treasure. Perfectly sized for little finds collected along the way — from acorns and conkers to tiny woodland treasures — these practical pockets add a playful touch to a beautifully designed everyday layer.
Why you’ll love it
- Premium reversible children’s gilet
- Two versatile looks in one
- 100% cotton Meadow Plaid on one side
- Cosy moss green fleece on the reverse
- Designed to coordinate with our Meadow Plaid Pants
- Handy pockets for little treasures and woodland finds
- Perfect for layering throughout the seasons
- Unisex design for boys and girls
- Ideal for woodland walks, outdoor adventures and everyday wear
- A timeless, versatile addition to a children’s capsule wardrobe
Thoughtfully designed for little explorers, this reversible kids’ gilet combines timeless cotton plaid, cosy fleece and practical details in one beautifully versatile piece. Wear it one way, turn it inside out and discover another — because little adventures rarely go exactly to plan.
