Smart, new babywearing rainjacket from Wombat!

A spring/summer wrap that is thin, soft and perfect for shielding from wind and rain. Packs up into a bag and weighs 500 grams, making it easy to take anywhere.

Regular size.

New from Wombat

NUMBAT GO is the latest addition to the Wombat range. We know and love their great winter jackets and now they have launched a spring and summer wrap that is both water and windproof.

Wear it 4 ways - from pregnancy, throughout babywearing and after.

1. As a regular wind and rain jacket. Without the panel, NUMBAT GO works as a regular windbreaker, perfect for a chilly summer evening or a walk in the spring rain. Wombat makes high quality jackets that last for years.
2. As a maternity jacket. As pregnancy progresses and the jacket simply can't be zipped anymore, grab that extra panel and zip it into the jacket. Voila, there's room for the bulge again. As with all Wombat jackets, the width of the panel can be adjusted with elastic bands.
3. For front carry. NUMBAT GO is excellent for front carry when an extra layer is needed. The panel that zips onto the jacket can be adjusted with elastic bands so that it expands as baby grows. In the outermost setting, even your 3-4 year old can be in the jacket, safe and sound.
4. For back carrying. If and when you feel like carrying on your back, the panel can also be zipped onto the back of the jacket, so there's plenty of room for both you and your little one on your back, while shielding you both from the rain or wind when you're out and about.

As a smart extra feature, the jacket folds up and also comes with a handy strap so it can be worn over the shoulder. The wraped jacket takes up next to no space under the pram, and weighing just 500 grams, it's manageable to lug around. So you're always prepared for a rainstorm, whether you're carrying your little one or you just need a little shelter.

Find the right size

The NUMBAT GO is a normal size, so choose the size you usually have in your closet. See the chart here for specific measurements if you're unsure.