Levi: Rent Winter Clothing Sets

Cold hands ruin Lapland days. This winter clothing rental is built for real weather, with warm insulation and a practical jacket-and-trouser setup for everything from northern lights nights to normal town walks. You’ll like having modern gear that keeps you comfortable outdoors, and you’ll also appreciate that the shop can set you up by measurements so you don’t guess sizing for kids or adults. One thing to watch: base layers are not included, so plan on bringing your own thermal underwear if you run cold.

I like the simplicity here. You book for 1 to 10 days, get the right mix of jacket, trousers, mittens, and snow boots, and then you live in it for your winter plans. The one possible drawback is timing, because you need to return within the 24-hour period on your last day to avoid an extra day charge.

Key things that make this rental easy

• Warm, waterproof, windproof gear for Arctic cold, rain, and snow.
• Adults and kids covered, with a kids overall option and thermal trousers for taller children.
• Sizing by measurements (height, weight, shoe size, age) so you spend less time fussing.
• Pickup in Levi or delivery to your hotel, with pickup and return handled smoothly.
• Free size exchanges at the store if something is off.
• One-day price is for 24 hours, so your return plan matters.

What you’re really renting in Levi, warm gear that you actually use

This is not a vague “winter outfit” you wear once for a photo. It’s a full rental set designed to keep you comfortable in Lapland’s winter conditions. You get the outer layer and winter-specific essentials you need to function outdoors, including mittens and snow boots, not just a jacket.

That matters because the biggest Lapland mistake is underestimating how much time you’ll spend standing around. You might be hunting for the northern lights, taking slow winter strolls, or just stepping out for a night out. In each case, heat loss from wind and wet weather can ruin the experience fast. Here the clothing is described as waterproof and windproof, with premium insulation for Arctic temperatures. Translation: you’re aiming for warm and dry first, and style as a bonus.

And the style point is real. The rental is meant to be a more modern alternative to the common overall approach. So you can stay warm without feeling like you’re dressed for a snowmobile race.

The set breakdown: what’s included, what’s not, and why it matters

Your rental includes a complete outerwear package for winter movement. For adults, the unisex set is:

• a winter jacket
• winter trousers
• mittens
• snow boots

For kids, you get a kid-sized winter set. The info gives clear coverage for children at different heights, including an overall option and, for taller kids, thermal trousers. In practice, the pieces are aimed at the same job: keeping kids warm and protected while they’re outside.

What’s not included is just as important: base layers are not included. That means you should bring your own thermal underwear or plan to wear something warm underneath. If you forget, you may feel “dressed,” but not actually comfortable for long outdoor stretches.

One other detail I appreciate is the inclusion of hands and feet. People often spend money on parkas but then neglect mittens and boots. Here, mittens and snow boots are part of the set, which lowers the risk of getting stuck with cold hands or stiff feet.

Sizing without stress: how they match you to the right set

Nobody wants to play guessing games with sizing in winter. It’s harder to correct when you’re bundled up, moving slowly, and trying to get out the door. This rental uses a practical approach: when you book, you provide basic measurement details for each participant:

• name
• height (cm)
• weight (kg)
• shoe size (EU)
• age

With that, the provider prepares the clothing for your arrival. That saves you time at the counter and reduces the odds you’ll end up with the wrong jacket length or boot size.

If something still isn’t right, there’s a safety net: size exchanges are free of charge at the store. That’s comforting, especially for families who worry about kids changing sizes quickly during travel.

Here are the size ranges so you can sanity-check availability:

Adults

• Jacket sizes from 2XS to 7XL
• Snow boots from EU35 to EU49

Kids

• Overalls from 90 cm to 135 cm
• Thermal trousers from 140 cm to 164 cm
• Gloves and shoes from EU23 to EU35
• Kids’ set sizes described from 80 cm to 130 cm include an overall, mittens, and snow boots

You’ll notice the system is size-aware by both height and shoe size, not just one universal number. That’s exactly what you want when you’re buying clothes for cold weather and different body types.

Pickup in Levi at Keskuskuja 4, plus other locations if you travel around

Your main meeting point is the Winterent store in Levi, where you can collect your rental. The address is:

Keskuskuja 4, 99130 Sirkka

You can pick up your clothing anytime during opening hours on the first day. That flexibility helps if your arrival day runs long or if you want to settle into your accommodation before you deal with gear.

If you’re not staying near Levi, you still have options. The provider lists centrally located rental stores in:

• Rovaniemi
• Levi
• Saariselkä
• Ruka
• Helsinki

So if your itinerary changes, you’re not stuck with one pickup point. That’s valuable when you’re bouncing between areas for different winter activities.

Also, the rental is designed to be wheelchair accessible. If you or someone in your group needs easier entry and movement, this setup is noted as accessible.

Delivery and pickup to your hotel, the real luggage-saving move

For many people, the best part of renting winter clothing is not the warmth. It’s what you avoid carrying. Bulky winter gear takes up suitcase space, adds weight, and eats budget you’d rather spend on experiences.

This is where delivery and pickup becomes a big deal. The provider offers delivery and pickup service to hotels and accommodations for an additional fee. In plain terms, you can have the gear dropped off where you’re staying, and then the provider handles retrieval.

That also reduces friction at the start and end of your trip. Instead of coordinating a store return while you’re packing, you’re dealing with fewer steps. The reviews reflect that this service can run smoothly, especially when you want the whole process to feel low-effort.

One caution: even if you choose delivery, you still need to plan your rental day boundaries. Gear still has a 24-hour cycle on the price, so you’ll want to line up return timing with the end of your planned outdoor schedule.

What the clothing is designed to do in real winter conditions

The rental set is positioned for a full range of winter situations, not just one activity. The gear is described as:

• ultimate warmth with premium insulation for Arctic temperatures
• stylish and modern (not just a straight-up overall look)
• waterproof & windproof for winter weather
• easy movement for outdoor fun and nighttime outings

The “move with ease” part is important. In winter, you’re not just standing still. You’re stepping, adjusting layers, walking on slick surfaces, and getting in and out of vehicles or guided activities. If the outer gear feels stiff, you’ll feel it in the first hour.

For northern lights hunting, warmth and wind protection matter most. You often spend time outdoors with minimal motion. That’s exactly where insulation and windproof design pays off.

For city strolls and winter nights, waterproofing helps keep you from getting damp from snow spray or slush. And for a night out, the rental emphasizes a more modern, stylish look. You’re not in an all-or-nothing snow suit that makes every indoor stop a chore.

Price and value: why $54 per person can make sense in Lapland

The listed price is $54 per person, for a rental valid 1 to 10 days. The key rule is that the price for a day is always for a 24-hour period.

So the value question is simple: how expensive is it for you to solve the “winter gear problem” for the length of your trip?

Buying winter outerwear can work for frequent travelers, but for many people this is a one-time or occasional trip. In that case, you’re paying big money for gear you might not use again. Renting shifts the cost to the time you need it, and you save on packing stress.

Also, the rental includes more than just a jacket. You’re getting mittens and snow boots, which are usually the most annoying pieces to shop for if you’re not local. That can be where purchasing feels most frustrating, because sizing and warmth are so personal.

One more value angle: you’re not spending time trying to hunt down the right fit in the middle of travel. The measurement-based preparation helps, and if you need it, you can do a size exchange at the store at no charge.

This is not a “cheapest possible option.” It’s a targeted solution: keep people warm and outdoor-ready without the purchase-and-pack headache.

Returning on time: the small rule that affects your final cost

You can pick up on the first day and then you keep the rental for your 24-hour period. On your last day, you should return the clothing within the same 24-hour window.

If you return after the 24-hour period on the last day, a charge of 13€ for an extra day applies. That’s not a huge amount, but it can turn a planned, simple rental into an avoidable cost.

So I suggest you do two things:

• plan your return timing based on your actual departure, not just the day on the calendar
• if you’re using hotel delivery, confirm your pickup timing so you’re not rushing at the end

The practical experience level: who this rental suits best

This rental is a strong fit if you fall into one of these groups:

• Families who don’t want to buy kids winter outerwear for a single trip
• Couples or solo travelers who want to pack light and stay comfortable outdoors
• People who want warmth plus a more normal winter outfit look, not only an overall suit
• Anyone planning both night outdoors and daytime walks, since waterproof and windproof outer layers matter in both

It’s less ideal if you already have complete gear, including warm base layers, and you’re happy carrying it. Because base layers are not included, if you’re missing those, you’ll need to source or pack them yourself.

The other “fit check” is winter style preference. If you strongly dislike jackets and trousers setups and want a single-piece overall approach, you might still find this works well, but it is positioned as an alternative to the common overall look.

My bottom line: the warm-gear rental that reduces Lapland friction

If your goal is to get outdoors without turning your trip into a gear project, this rental checks the biggest boxes. It gives you warm, waterproof, windproof winter pieces that include mittens and snow boots. It also makes sizing more predictable by asking for height, weight, shoe size, and age, and it backs you up with free size exchanges at the store.

Where you need to plan a little is in the details: bring your own base layers, and treat the 24-hour return timing as part of your schedule.

The end result is pretty straightforward. You spend less time buying, packing, and worrying about warmth, and more time using the winter clothing for what you actually came for.

Should you book Levi: Rent Winter Clothing Sets?

Book this if you want a straightforward way to stay warm and dry in Lapland winter without buying bulky gear, especially if you’re traveling with kids or carrying limited luggage. The included mittens and snow boots, plus the insulation and waterproof, windproof design, make it feel like a real solution, not just “rent a jacket.”

Consider passing or planning differently if you already own everything you need, or if you know you will not bring base layers. Since base layers are not included, you’ll want to make sure your personal underlayer plan is covered.

If you like the idea of central pickup in Levi and the option for hotel delivery and pickup, this rental is built for travelers who want their winter gear handled with minimal hassle.

FAQ

What is included in the adult rental set?

The unisex set includes a winter jacket, winter trousers, mittens, and snow boots.

Are base layers included with the rental?

No. Base layers are not included, so you’ll want to bring your own if you plan to use them for warmth.

How does pricing work for multiple days?

The price for a day is for a 24-hour period. You can rent for 1 to 10 days based on availability.

What happens if I return the clothes late on the last day?

If you return the clothes after the 24-hour period on the last day, a charge of 13€ for an extra day will apply.

Where do I pick up the rental in Levi?

You can collect your clothing at the Winterent store in Levi at Keskuskuja 4, 99130 Sirkka.

Can kids rent winter gear too, and what sizes are available?

Yes. Kids’ sizes are available by height, including overall sets for smaller children and thermal trousers for taller children, along with mittens and snow boots.