CP Company Eco-Chrome R Goggle Jacket - Navy

'Eco-Chrome R' indicates that the fabric is made from recycled multifilament nylon. This choice highlights the product's commitment to sustainability by repurposing materials and reducing environmental impact.

Clean the goggle lenses gently with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could scratch the surface. Use water or a mild lens cleaner if necessary.

Yes, with its down filling, the jacket provides significant warmth, making it suitable for cold conditions. For extreme cold, layering with appropriate base and mid-layers is recommended to maximize thermal insulation.

Garment dyeing is a process where the entire jacket is dyed after it's been sewn together. This results in a deeper, more unique color penetration and a slightly faded or irregular finish that gives each jacket individual character. The color can also evolve subtly with wear and wash.

The iconic goggle hood is an integrated part of the jacket's design and is not typically designed to be removable. Its fixed nature contributes to the jacket's unique silhouette and functionality.

For the best fit, consult the brand's official sizing guide. Generally, consider your usual jacket size, but also account for personal preference regarding layering. If you plan to wear thicker layers underneath, you might consider sizing up.

The Eco-Chrome R fabric and garment-dyed process can result in an initial structured feel. With wear, the fabric typically softens and conforms to your body. Ensure correct sizing to prevent unnecessary tightness.

Adjust the hood's position to allow for better airflow. Ensure the goggles are clean. If fogging persists in very cold or humid conditions, consider using an anti-fog treatment designed for plastic lenses, if compatible with the goggle material.

This is common after washing down-filled items. To resolve, tumble dry the jacket on a low heat setting with 2-3 clean tennis balls or dryer balls. This helps to break up the down clumps and restore its loft and even distribution. This process may need to be repeated until the down is fully dry and fluffy.

While the nylon offers some resistance, it's not fully waterproof. Over time, any factory-applied water-repellent finish can wear off. If indicated on the care label, you can re-apply a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray designed for technical fabrics after cleaning.