Atila Ski Jacket - Blue - Kids

Sorona® is a sustainable, high-performance synthetic insulation made partly from plant-based ingredients. It provides warmth, softness, and resilience, mimicking the properties of natural down.

Wash only when necessary to maintain the fabric's performance. Follow the specific short cycle and temperature instructions. Over-washing can degrade the water-repellent treatment.

No, absolutely not. Fabric softener and optical brighteners can damage the fabric's technical properties, including its water repellency and insulation.

The thumbholes on the sleeves are designed to help keep the sleeves pulled down over gloves or mitts, providing an extra layer of warmth and preventing snow from entering the sleeves.

Tumble-drying with tennis balls is crucial for reactivating the insulation's loft and restoring the water-repellent properties of the fabric after washing. It helps to evenly distribute the filling and the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish.

The jacket is water-repellent, meaning it resists water penetration. For prolonged exposure to heavy rain, additional waterproof outerwear might be necessary.

The Fusalp Atila Ski Jacket is fabricated in China.

Ensure the garment is placed in the tumble dryer with tennis balls and a medium heat setting as per instructions. If not tumble-drying, ensure the ironing step to reactivate water repellency is completed correctly.

Reactivate the water repellency by ironing the outside of the product at 110°C maximum without steam, using a protective cloth. Ensure the garment is clean before ironing.

Ensure zips are clean and free of debris. Gently rub a graphite pencil tip along the zipper teeth. Avoid forcing the zip.

Check that the Sorona® synthetic down has not become compacted. Proper tumble-drying with tennis balls helps to re-fluff the insulation. Ensure all zips and the snow guard are properly closed to prevent drafts.