Lyle and Scott Hooded Jacket - Black - 3XL

No, this jacket features a water-resistant outer shell, meaning it's designed to repel light rain and moisture, but it is not fully waterproof and may not keep you dry in heavy downpours or prolonged exposure to severe wet conditions.

The jacket has a regular fit. This design allows for comfortable wear and makes it ideal for layering over other garments, ensuring freedom of movement.

Yes, you can wear this jacket in winter, especially during milder days or as part of a layered system. Its lightweight protection means you'll need to layer effectively with warmer clothing underneath for colder temperatures.

The product description specifies two side pockets on the exterior. There is no mention of internal pockets.

The Lyle and Scott Black Water-Resistant Hooded Jacket is made from Polyester.

> Info needed: Specific washing and care instructions. Always refer to the garment's care label. Generally, for water-resistant polyester, a gentle machine wash in cold water with a mild detergent, followed by air drying or tumble drying on low, helps preserve its properties. Avoid bleach and harsh chemicals.

The jacket is water-resistant, not waterproof. Over time, the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating might wear off. When care instructions are known, wash the jacket as directed. You can also re-treat the outer shell with a DWR spray designed for technical fabrics to restore its water-repellent properties.

Check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth. If clear, gently try to move the zipper up and down. A small amount of zipper lubricant (e.g., graphite from a pencil or specialized zipper wax) can often help smooth its operation. Avoid forcing the zipper.

This jacket is designed for lightweight protection and layering. For colder conditions, ensure you wear appropriate base and mid-layers underneath to provide sufficient insulation. It's an outer shell, not an insulated heavy-duty winter coat.

Adjust the drawcord to your comfort. If it feels too loose, pull the ends to tighten. If too tight, release the tension by pressing any cord locks or by gently pulling the fabric around the cord to loosen it. Ensure the cord is evenly distributed.