Toddler Boy Fall Outfit: A Rainy Day Look with Rain Jacket & Rain Boots
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My son has never met a puddle he didn't want to stomp in. Fall gives us a lot of gray, drizzly mornings, and I got tired of peeling soaked jeans off him after a ten minute walk. So this outfit is built around pieces that either keep the rain out or dry fast when they don't. It still looks like a real outfit, which matters to me more than it probably should.

Hiheart Hooded Rain Jacket, Olive Green
A waterproof shell with a soft cotton lining, so it handles a chilly drizzle without a puffer underneath.
$31.99Shop it
Cooraby 3 Pack Toddler Crewneck Sweatshirts
Three plain crewnecks for under $20, and the navy one looks especially good under the olive jacket.
$19.54Shop it
Quick Dry Cargo Joggers, Khaki
Lightweight hiking-style joggers that dry fast after a splash, with cargo pockets for the rocks he insists on bringing home.
$12.34Shop it
Lone Cone Premium Rain Boots, Sunshine Yellow
The two pull-on loops at the top mean he can get these on by himself, and the yellow is the brightest thing on a gray morning.
$30.98Shop it
Common questions
- What should a toddler wear on a rainy fall day?
- A waterproof hooded jacket over a warm layer, pants that dry quickly instead of jeans, and rubber rain boots. Jeans hold water and stay cold, so a quick dry jogger is the easy swap.
- Are rain boots warm enough for fall?
- Rubber boots keep feet dry but don't add much warmth. On colder mornings, pair them with thicker socks and check that there's still room to wiggle his toes.
- How do I pick a rain boot size for a toddler?
- Check the brand's size chart and leave a little room at the toe for socks. A lot of parents size up a half size so the boots last the whole season.
We still come home with wet socks some days, but at least the rest of him stays dry.
