Lyle & Scott Puffer Jacket - Black - 38

The Lyle & Scott Puffer Jacket is made from 100% nylon, which provides resistance to light moisture and brief exposure to rain. However, it is not fully waterproof and is not designed for heavy downpours or prolonged wet conditions.

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with similar colors and a mild detergent. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low with dryer balls to help fluff the insulation, or air dry flat, gently shaking periodically to redistribute the padding.

This puffer jacket is ideal for autumn, winter, and early spring in cold, dry to mildly damp conditions. Its insulation provides significant warmth, making it suitable for temperatures above freezing, but it can be layered for colder extremes.

The product description explicitly mentions practical side pockets for storage. Information regarding internal pockets is not provided; therefore, it is safe to assume there are only external side pockets.

Store the jacket by hanging it in a cool, dry place. Avoid compressing it in tight spaces for extended periods, as this can flatten the insulation and reduce its effectiveness over time.

The Lyle & Scott Puffer Jacket is made from 100% nylon, both for the outer shell and presumably the lining, with padded insulation inside.

The product description indicates that the jacket features a hood with drawstring pulls but does not specify if it is removable. Therefore, the hood is integrated and not designed to be detached.

Puffer jackets can vary in fit. For the best result, we recommend consulting the specific size guide available on the product page. Consider your typical layering preferences when making your selection.

Ensure the jacket is cleaned and dried correctly. After washing, tumble dry on a low heat setting with a few dryer balls. This helps to redistribute and re-fluff the insulation, restoring its warmth-retaining properties. Avoid compressing the jacket for long periods in storage.

Check the zipper teeth for any trapped fabric or debris and carefully remove it. If the zipper still sticks, gently rub a graphite pencil along the teeth to lubricate them. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.

For small tears, use a fabric repair patch designed for nylon materials. Clean the area around the tear, apply the patch firmly, and follow the patch manufacturer's instructions for application. For larger damage, professional repair may be necessary to maintain the jacket's integrity and insulation.