Trespass Waterproof Parka Jacket Clea - Blue

A 5000mm waterproof rating indicates that the jacket can withstand a column of water 5000mm high before water begins to penetrate the fabric. This makes the Trespass Clea suitable for heavy rain and general wet weather conditions, providing reliable protection to keep you dry.

Yes, its waterproof and windproof features make it suitable for snowy conditions, protecting you from moisture. However, as it is *lightly padded*, for very cold winter temperatures, we recommend layering effectively underneath with insulating garments for optimal warmth.

Info needed: Specific care instructions should be followed to preserve the jacket's waterproof and windproof qualities. Generally, machine washing on a gentle cycle with a technical wash specific for waterproof garments is recommended, avoiding harsh detergents and fabric softeners that can damage the membrane.

The jacket features adjustable drawcords on the hood for a customized fit, allowing you to cinch it down to protect against wind and rain. Info needed: While some variants may include a removable hood fur trim, the main hood itself is integrated but adjustable.

Tres-Shield is a durable and resilient fabric developed by Trespass specifically for outdoor apparel. It's designed to provide long-lasting performance and protection against the elements, contributing significantly to the jacket's waterproof and windproof capabilities, ensuring the jacket can withstand tough conditions.

The primary focus of this jacket is on robust waterproof and windproof protection, utilizing a high-performance TPU membrane. While designed for comfort, specific breathability ratings are not provided. For high-exertion activities, consider layering with moisture-wicking base layers to manage internal moisture.

The jacket is equipped with two patch pockets with flaps. These pockets offer practical storage for essential items like keys or a phone, keeping them protected from the elements. For extensive storage needs, users may wish to carry a separate bag.

This jacket is *lightly padded*. For optimal warmth in very cold conditions, ensure you are layering effectively underneath with thermal base layers and insulating mid-layers like fleeces or sweaters.

First, ensure all zippers are fully closed and any adjustable drawcords are tightened to prevent water entry. Check the jacket for any rips, tears, or signs of damage to the fabric or taped seams. If the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish on the outer fabric has worn off, re-apply a DWR treatment.

New outerwear, especially with technical fabrics, can sometimes feel stiff initially. It will typically soften with wear. Adjust the internal drawcords and sleeve cuffs to achieve a more comfortable, customized fit. Ensure sizing is appropriate.

Ensure no fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. If the zipper still sticks, you can apply a small amount of zipper lubricant, beeswax, or even a pencil graphite to the teeth to help it run more smoothly.

Follow the recommended cleaning instructions using a technical wash specifically designed for outdoor apparel. Proper washing helps remove embedded odors without damaging the fabric's performance features. Ensure the jacket is fully dry before storing.