Why I Fell in Love with Nikastyle's Spring Bundle

I've been buying Kerry's clothes for years, but their prices skyrocketed recently. What I used to get for 5,000 rubles was now selling for 15,000 rubles, which just didn't make sense anymore, especially with my family growing so fast. The price hike was the main reason I started looking for other options.

I've been keeping an eye on Nikastyle since last year, as my daughter's friend wore their clothes for both fall and winter. Even their shoes and hats were from this brand. They looked great, even considering the fact that most of the models were single-colored without any active prints – it was really cool. Every time I caught myself staring, and I liked what I saw. I'd never bought anything from this brand before, so I was curious to try it out in person. There's a store near our house that carries Nikastyle clothing, and I was surprised to see that they have a wide selection of casual wear, from jeans and hoodies to school uniforms. The prices are a bit steep, but the quality is much better than what you'd find at 'Detsky Mir', where every item is a gamble – will it survive washing or not? With the departure of my favorite foreign brands, there aren't many alternatives.

I didn't see this exact set in the store, but I found it on Wildberries for 2,800 rubles. The price is a steal for a set that includes pants and a jacket. Finding such a great deal for a set like this is hard.

I've been eyeing this set from Nikastyle as their basic line – it's called Base by Nikastyle. It's made in Uzbekistan, which is nice to see, as it's not just another Chinese-made product. Plus, the quality is top-notch.

So, this Nikastyle set is really eye-catching, bright, and attention-grabbing. The colors are vibrant and perfect for the in-between seasons.

I've been wearing this jacket for a week now, and the insulation is a real game-changer. It's got 100 grams of it, and the membrane is super functional - it keeps me dry in the rain, easy to clean, and windproof. Plus, it retains heat really well. It's been a lifesaver on those chilly days.

What I love most about this set is the vibrant colors. That's what drew me to it in the first place. On those gloomy autumn days, it's a great pick-me-up, and it looks amazing against the bright yellow leaves.

The weather's been pretty unpredictable lately, with rain, drizzle, and even the first frost. My kid wears this jacket every day - to school, to after-school activities, and just for casual walks. It's been a total comfort blanket for her. The hood, although it doesn't adjust, is super comfortable and huge. The collar's got a nice fleece lining, and there's even a chin guard to protect against the zipper.

The jacket fits my kid perfectly, even with a bit of extra room to spare. She's 124 cm tall, and the jacket's a 128. To be honest, I've lost track of what sizes mean these days - it's like a free-for-all out there. But in this case, it's spot on.

The cuffs on these pants are super soft and a lovely light pink color - they do get a bit dirty, but that's to be expected. My kid's hands fit in them comfortably, and they're warm and cozy.

The pants did take some getting used to, though. They don't have a zipper - just a clever elastic waistband. I love the idea, but getting my kid in and out of them can be a bit of a challenge, even at home. It took some time for her to figure out how to put them on properly.

There are reflective strips on the legs, too. The elastic cuffs and knee patches on the pants are a great touch - they keep the wind and rain out, and my kid stays dry and comfortable.

Despite being a basic set, these pants have everything we need for comfortable outings in the in-between seasons. My kid stays dry and warm, no matter what the weather's like outside. And at this price point, it's a total lifesaver for us.