Dive into fun and safety with the Vanilla Copenhagen Blue Shadow Swim Vest Neoprene! Designed specifically for children, this swim vest guarantees comfort and a secure fit, with adjustable features suited for ages 1-8. It provides an optimal swimming position, perfect for learning how to navigate the water. Featuring foam floats that enhance natural buoyancy, this vest can be adjusted for various swim levels by removing floats, allowing children to gain confidence in the water gradually. Its construction from 80% neoprene and 20% polyester ensures durability and easy maintenance, just needing a rinse in lukewarm water and air drying out of direct sunlight. Moreover, its design includes a YKK zipper with velcro closure, all constructed without phthalates or latex, supporting your child’s health and safety. The swim vest also offers UV protection for added peace of mind during sunny pool days. Compact and easy to store, the Vanilla Copenhagen swim vest supports your child's aquatic adventures, ensuring they are both safe and eager to explore more. Remember, while this vest aids in swimming, constant supervision is crucial as it is not a life jacket. Equip your young swimmer with the best, blending safety with fun!

Materials: Neoprene - YKK zipper - OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

Measurements: Age: 1-3 years - Adjustable crotch strap with click buckle, Weight: 11-20 kg, Chest size: 53-56 cm, Age: 3-6 years, Weight: 19-25 kg, Chest size: 55-60 cm, Age: 6-8 years, Weight: 24-35 kg, Chest size: 59-64 cm

UV-protection: Yes

Certifications: Oeko-Tex certified, CE certified

Extra: Note! An adjustable crotch strap is particularly important for small children and toddlers, as it ensures that the vest remains securely and correctly in place during use. For older children, Vanilla Copenhagen's swim vest does not have an adjustable crotch strap for maximum freedom of movement. It is important to ensure that the floatation elements are adapted to the child's level to provide sufficient buoyancy. IMPORTANT! Always remove the floats in pairs, starting with 1 and 1, then 2 and 2, etc. When the child is completely comfortable with the water and able to swim, all floats can be removed