Boys Astronaut PVC Raincoat

If you work in kids’ apparel, you already know space themes keep orbiting back into trend cycles. To be honest, this season is busier than usual: reflective details plus bold prints are winning school-gate attention and retail conversions. Coming out of No.173, Shuiyuan Str., Shijiazhuang, China, the Boys Astronaut PVC Raincoat (Item NO.: RC-2486K) leans into that mix—PVC shell, astronaut/animal graphic, and a very practical blue tone that hides splashes. In fact, many buyers say it feels sturdier than the “cute-but-fragile” novelty jackets you see online.

Industry snapshot and where it fits

Kids’ rainwear is shifting toward safer chemistry (CPSIA-compliant, REACH-conscious), high-frequency welded seams, and playful visibility—think reflective trims that actually pop in dusk traffic. The Boys Astronaut PVC Raincoat slots right into daily school commutes, camp days, theme weeks, rainy field trips, and even retail gift bundles around back-to-school. Surprisingly, it also shows up in promotional merch for science museums.

Key specifications (real-world use may vary)

Item No.	RC-2486K	Catalog reference
Shell fabric	PVC, ≈0.18–0.22 mm	Flexible vinyl, wipe-clean
Color	Blue (astronaut/animal print)	High-contrast graphic
Reflective	360° accents	Improved visibility at dusk
Seams	High-frequency welded	Enhanced seam integrity
Waterproof rating	≥8,000 mm (ISO 811, typical)	Lab conditions; field use varies
Closure	Snap front + storm flap	Kid-friendly handling
Sizes	≈3T–10Y	Regional grading may differ

How it’s made (process flow)

Materials are cut from PVC sheets, graphics applied by print/lamination, then panels are high-frequency (RF) welded. Reflective tape is heat-set, edges are bound, and snaps installed. QC runs burst/peel tests (ASTM D751), hydrostatic checks (ISO 811), and visual inspection. Average service life is around 2–4 rainy seasons with normal school use—longer if you avoid radiator drying. Industries that pick this up: education, retail chains, promotional, and e-commerce private labels.

Testing, safety, and data points

Waterproof: lab hydrostatic ≥8,000 mm (ISO 811) on fresh samples.
Seam strength: meets typical coated-fabric guidance per ASTM D751.
Chemical: designed to align with CPSIA phthalate limits; REACH Annex XVII awareness.
Visibility: reflective trims noticeable under low-beam headlights at ≈30–50 m, in our experience.

Customers say the hood shape stays up in light wind; I guess the visor helps. Care is simple: wipe, hang-dry, no bleach.

Vendor comparison (indicative)

Vendor	Strengths	Trade-offs
Softshell Clothing (origin: Shijiazhuang)	RF welding expertise, consistent QC, customization (prints, size runs), stable blue dye lots	MOQs may be higher than marketplace sellers
Generic Marketplace Brand	Low entry price, fast small-batch availability	Variable seam quality, limited certificates, color inconsistency
Local Importer/Distributor	On-the-ground stock, quick replacements	Fewer print options, seasonal stock-outs

Customization and real-world rollouts

Brand teams often request logo placement on the storm flap, alternate reflective shapes, or bundled storage pouches. Lead times? Around 25–40 days depending on print approvals. One East China primary school reported fewer “lost-and-found” incidents after adding name-label windows to the Boys Astronaut PVC Raincoat . Another retailer A/B-tested plain vs. astronaut prints and saw a higher attach rate with the space theme—no shock there.

Why pick this model

Kid-proof details: snaps, roomy hood, wipe-clean PVC.
Safety-forward: reflective accents and compliant chemistry approach.
Retail-ready storytelling: astronaut motif that actually sells.
Support: consistent dye lots and pattern matching at scale.

Net-net, the Boys Astronaut PVC Raincoat checks the boxes for school use and retail margins, while keeping that “my kid will actually wear it” appeal.