Winters in Mongolia are extremely harsh due to the sharply continental climate: temperatures often drop to -40°C and below, accompanied by strong winds.
Ulaanbaatar, being the capital of Mongolia, rightfully holds the title of the coldest capital in the world due to its sharply continental climate, high altitude (1300 m above sea level), and proximity to cold Siberian air masses. In winter, temperatures here can drop to -40°C and even lower, while the average annual temperature is around -0.5°C.
That is why caring parents choose the Finnish brand Reima, which is one of the leaders in producing functional children's clothing inspired by the changing seasons and the nature of Scandinavia.
Although the winter weather in Finland and Mongolia is similar in cold and snow, the Finnish climate is milder due to the influence of the sea, while Mongolia is characterized by harshness and dryness, with lower temperatures. Reima products, including winter sets, overalls, jackets, salopettes, and footwear, are perfect for protection against the cold. Reima footwear is an excellent choice for walks in cold weather. The rubber and rubber sole keeps the child's feet dry, even when playing in wet snow. The water-repellent treatment of the upper part of the shoes provides additional protection against moisture. Depending on the model, the lining can be made of wool, artificial fur, or fleece, while the insole made of felt adds extra warmth.
Despite the high cost of the children's brand Reima, due to the use of modern materials (membranes), innovative technologies, and durability, Mongolian parents are willing to invest in this clothing. It provides comfort, protection from bad weather, and wear resistance, making it not only fashionable but also practical for active children.
Tatar S. Maidar
source: MiddleAsianNews
