Kids STEM Midweight Jacket - Red
Considered kidswear from independent brands. Sized 2 to 8.
by Up and Away
How it Fits
We aim to get your order to you as quickly and smoothly as possible. Delivery options and timings depend on your location.
UNITED KINGDOM
Standard Delivery – £3.95
Free on orders over £50
Delivered within 2–4 working days via Royal Mail or Evri
Fully tracked for peace of mind
Express Delivery – £6.50
Delivered within 1–2 working days (Monday–Friday)
Orders placed before 12pm are dispatched the same day
Fully tracked and prioritised
EUROPEAN UNION
Standard EU Shipping – €9.95
Delivered within 5–8 business days
VAT included at checkout on orders under €150
Express EU Shipping – €19.95
Delivered within 2–5 business days
VAT included at checkout on orders under €150
Free EU shipping on orders over €65.
45 days to change your mind.
Return anything unworn and unwashed, in its original packaging, within 45 days of it arriving.
Your first 14 days are covered by consumer law and come with a bit more back, including standard delivery. Full details on our Returns page.
Anything faulty, damaged, or not what you ordered is always returnable, whatever state it's in. That's your legal right and we're not going to be difficult about it.
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STEM-themed design — first-of-its-kind novelty jacket with embroidered tech-inspired patches. Back silk-screen graphic — bold, screen-printed detail that turns heads (and tells a story). Three zippered pockets — two at the front, one inside — all with playful pullers. Front wind flap — extra protection on breezy days. Velcro wrist closures — easy to adjust, even for little hands. Kid-approved — tested by our in-house expert (Dylan!) for comfort, fit, and fun.
For curious minds and adventurous spirits
The Kids STEM-Inspired Midweight Jacket in Red celebrates science, technology, engineering, and maths with playful patches and a bold back print. Designed for active kids who love to explore, this medium-weight jacket features a cosy Polartec fleece lining and practical details that make it perfect for school, play, and everything in between.
Why parents love it:
- STEM-themed design – fun patches and graphics that spark curiosity and celebrate learning
- Polartec fleece lining – soft, warm, and breathable for all-day comfort
- Medium-weight warmth – ideal for spring, autumn, and mild winter days
- Zip pockets – secure storage for treasures, snacks, and small essentials
- Bold back print – eye-catching design that stands out on the playground
- Machine washable – easy care for busy families
- Durable construction – built to withstand active play and frequent wear
- Vibrant red colour – bright, cheerful, and easy to spot
From the classroom to outdoor adventures, this jacket combines playful STEM-inspired style with practical performance, keeping curious kids comfortable while celebrating their love of learning.
OUR STORY
Considered kidswear from independent
brands. Sized 2 to 8.
All Things Dylan started as a hunt.
Pamela, first-time mum at 49, looking for kids’ clothes that didn’t make her son look like every other kid in the playground. What she found was either fast fashion in tiny sizes or heritage labels at heritage prices. Almost nothing in between.
So we built it. A tightly edited platform of independent brands that lead with style, craft, and quality. Some lead with sustainability. Some are mum-founded. All of them are picked by us. Tested by Dylan and a panel of equally opinionated small people.
The name’s not an accident. Dylan, after
Bob. The aesthetic carries the same lineage: 70s to 90s American music culture, retro stripes, worn-in tees, the kind of soulful cool that doesn’t shout.
We give back where it tracks. ATD sponsors a child’s music education through the London Music Fund. If music shaped this brand, it should be there for the next kid too.
We don’t dress kids to fit in. We dress
them to be exactly who they are.
Because fitting in was never the goal.