Kids' outerwear in Australia: prices, sizes and season
Kids' outerwear in Australia costs about A$20 to A$50 for a fleece or lightweight jacket, A$40 to A$80 for a rain jacket or softshell, and A$63 to A$130 for an insulated or puffer jacket. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, November 2026. To get current offers in your child's size and your city, describe what you need in a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in Australia, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type of jacket | Price range |
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| Fleece and lightweight full-zip jackets | A$20 to A$50 |
| Rain jackets and softshells | A$40 to A$80 |
| Puffer and insulated jackets | A$63 to A$130 |
| Snowsuits and waterproof all-in-one suits | about A$120 |
| Designer down jackets | above A$1,000 |
Safety labels and consumer rights
Clothing sold in Australia must carry care labels that use the standardised Australian and New Zealand symbols for washing, drying and ironing. The mandatory care labelling standard does not cover second-hand goods or some types of coats, so a used jacket may come without a label, and you should ask for the care information before you buy. Children's clothing must also meet mandatory safety standards and chemical bans, so ask the seller for the material and any safety information. The Australian Consumer Law gives you a right to a repair, replacement, refund or cancellation if a jacket has a problem, and a brand's own performance warranty comes on top.
Season and what children wear
Late November is spring, so buyers want lightweight rain jackets and UV-protection hoodies for school and outdoor play. From December to February the summer heat in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide makes thin hoodies more useful than insulated jackets, while Sydney and Melbourne can still have cool evenings. Winter from June to August brings demand for puffers and snowsuits, mainly for trips to alpine areas. For a growing child, buy one size up and check the age and height range on the label.
What to write in your request
Give the garment type (rain jacket, puffer, fleece or snowsuit), your child's height in centimetres or age, and the season and insulation you want. Say whether a hood, a particular fit or a colour matters, and whether new or used is acceptable. Ask for the care label on any used item. Add your delivery city and a budget in A$, and ask whether postage is included in the price.
You can post this request in one message on the BlaBlaPrice home page. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice receive it and reply in the chat with their offer, price and delivery terms, while your contacts stay hidden until you choose a seller. Read how BlaBlaPrice works for the steps, or browse Children's clothing to compare categories.
Questions and answers
How much do kids' jackets cost in Australia?
Fleece and lightweight jackets are about A$20 to A$50, rain jackets and softshells A$40 to A$80, and insulated jackets A$63 to A$130, according to sellers' websites in November 2026.
Do kids' clothes need a care label?
New garments must carry the Australian and New Zealand care symbols, but the standard does not cover second-hand goods, so ask for the label on a used jacket.
Are there safety rules for children's clothing?
Yes. Children's clothing must meet mandatory safety standards and chemical bans, so ask the seller about the material and any safety information.
What if a jacket turns out to be faulty?
The Australian Consumer Law gives you a right to a repair, replacement, refund or cancellation, in addition to any brand warranty.
