Regatta Natalina Jacket - Blue - Size: 20

The breathability rating is 30,000 g/m²/24 hours, which signifies excellent breathability suitable for high-output activities.

No, the hood is grown-on and features a technical wire peak. It is designed to be an integrated part of the jacket's weather protection system.

The jacket itself is designed for waterproofing and wind resistance. For very cold weather, it is recommended to layer appropriately with insulated mid-layers and base layers underneath.

Machine wash at 40°C with a pure soap or liquid detergent. Avoid fabric conditioners. After washing and drying, consider reapplying a DWR treatment to restore water repellency.

This is a treatment applied to the outer fabric that causes water to bead up and roll off, preventing the fabric from becoming saturated. It needs to be maintained over time.

The wire peak adds structure to the hood, helping to keep it shaped correctly and importantly, directing rain away from your face and eyes without obstructing your view.

Specific pocket dimensions are not provided, but they are designed to securely hold everyday essentials like a phone or wallet.

This can be due to internal moisture (sweat). Ensure you are wearing breathable layers underneath and that the jacket's vents are not obstructed. Check the breathability rating of your inner layers. If the issue persists, the DWR finish may need re-application.

Adjust the drawcords on the hood to secure it more tightly. Ensure the wire peak is bent to frame your face and provide the intended field of vision. Check that the adjusters are functioning correctly.

Gently clean the zipper teeth with a soft brush and mild soap, then rinse with a damp cloth. Allow to dry completely. Applying a small amount of wax (like beeswax or zipper lubricant) can help improve smoothness.

This indicates a potential failure of the taped seams. Contact Regatta customer support for advice, as this may be a manufacturing defect.