Le Vrai Claude 4.0 jacket - S

10K waterproofing refers to the fabric's ability to withstand a water column of 10,000 millimeters before it begins to leak. It indicates a good level of protection against moderate to heavy rain.

The jacket is designed to be folded neatly into one of its own front pockets. This allows it to become a compact bundle, easy to carry in a bag or backpack without taking up much space.

The Claude jacket provides windproof and water-resistant protection, with some insulation from its sealed seams. However, it is primarily designed as a shell layer and is not intended for extreme cold without additional warm layers underneath.

The jacket has a regular fit. While it can accommodate a light to medium-weight layer underneath, wearing it over very bulky items might feel restrictive due to its design as a functional, lightweight shell.

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent. It's a coating applied to fabrics that causes water to bead up and roll off the surface, helping to keep the material dry and maintain its breathability.

Follow the specific care instructions: wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry clean. Washing separately and protecting accessories is also recommended.

MPN stands for Manufacturer Part Number, which is a unique identifier for the product assigned by the manufacturer.

The DWR treatment may have worn off. Re-apply a DWR treatment suitable for technical outerwear after washing according to care instructions.

Ensure the fabric around the zipper is not caught. Gently clean the zipper teeth with a damp cloth and allow to dry. A small amount of wax can be applied if needed.

This could be due to insufficient breathability. Ensure the ventilation cut-out on the back is not obstructed and consider if the internal humidity is from perspiration.

Verify that the thermo-glued seams are intact. If there is visible damage, contact customer support as this may affect waterproofing.