Racemaster Jacket - Black - UK 50

Do not machine wash or dry clean. Spot clean only with cold water and a clean cloth. For tougher dirt, use a specialized waxed cotton cleaner. Always air dry.

No, it is highly water-resistant thanks to its waxed cotton construction, offering excellent protection against light rain and moisture, but it is not fully waterproof in heavy downpours.

It's recommended to re-wax your jacket annually or more frequently if it's worn often or exposed to harsh weather conditions. Look for areas where the wax appears to have worn thin.

6oz refers to the weight of the cotton fabric per square yard, indicating a durable yet flexible material. 'Waxed' means the cotton has been impregnated with a wax coating, giving it water-resistant properties and a distinctive matte finish.

The Racemaster Jacket is best suited for mild to cool weather. For colder winter conditions, we recommend layering it over warm sweaters or fleeces to provide adequate insulation.

UK 50 is a menswear size, generally corresponding to a chest measurement. We recommend consulting a detailed size chart for precise measurements to ensure the best fit.

While the black colour is designed to be durable, some natural patina and subtle fading might occur over many years of wear and re-waxing, adding to the jacket's unique character.

This is normal for new waxed cotton. Wear the jacket frequently; it will soften and break in over time, molding to your body.

This indicates the wax coating is wearing off. It's time to re-wax your jacket. Follow the re-waxing instructions carefully using a suitable reproofing wax.

Waxed cotton jackets can develop an odor if stored improperly or if damp. Air out the jacket in a well-ventilated area. For persistent odors, spot clean gently with specific waxed cotton cleaner.

Clean any dirt or debris from the zipper teeth. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant or wax (designed for metal zippers) to the teeth to improve movement.

This is normal and often happens when the jacket is exposed to cold temperatures. Gently warm the area with a hairdryer on a low setting or a soft cloth to re-distribute the wax.