Trespass Kristen Hooded Softshell Jacket - Grey - 12

The jacket has a waterproof rating of 8000mm. This means it offers excellent resistance to light and moderate rain and snow, keeping you dry in most typical wet weather conditions. However, for extremely heavy, prolonged downpours, a dedicated hardshell jacket with a higher waterproof rating might be more suitable.

Yes, but with appropriate layering. The softshell fabric provides windproof protection and some warmth due to its bonded fur back. For colder winter conditions, we recommend wearing a warm thermal base layer and a mid-layer fleece underneath to provide adequate insulation.

3000mvp stands for 3000 grams per square meter per 24 hours (Moisture Vapour Permeability). This indicates how much moisture vapor can pass through the fabric in a day. A rating of 3000mvp means the jacket is good at allowing sweat to escape, keeping you comfortable during active pursuits without feeling clammy.

No, the jacket features an 'Adjustable Grown on Hood,' meaning it is integrated into the jacket's design and cannot be detached. It is adjustable to provide a snug fit when needed.

Machine wash the jacket cold on a gentle cycle with a mild, liquid detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach. It's best to air dry the jacket or tumble dry on a very low heat setting to protect the fabric's integrity and water-repellent finish.

A chin guard is a small flap of fabric located at the top of the zipper, designed to cover the zipper pull when it's fully zipped up. Its purpose is to prevent the zipper from rubbing against your chin or neck, enhancing comfort.

The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish may need reactivating or reapplication. Wash the jacket following care instructions, then tumble dry on low heat to reactivate the DWR. If this doesn't work, consider purchasing a spray-on or wash-in DWR treatment specifically designed for outdoor apparel.

Adjust your layering system. If too warm, remove a mid-layer or base layer. If too cold, add a warmer base or mid-layer underneath the jacket. The jacket is designed to provide protection and breathability, but your inner layers regulate your personal warmth.

Ensure the fabric isn't caught in the zipper. Gently wiggle the slider while applying a slight pull to the fabric. If it's still stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant or a graphite pencil lead to the teeth to help it glide more smoothly.

Wash the jacket according to the care instructions. If the odor persists, use a specialized technical wash for outdoor garments that targets odors without compromising fabric performance. Ensure the jacket is thoroughly dry before storing.