Regatta Rigain Jacket - Black - M

The Rigain jacket features a water-repellent finish, which is effective against light rain or drizzle. For prolonged or heavy rain, a fully waterproof jacket would be more appropriate.

Refer to the brand's sizing chart for men's apparel. Measure your chest and waist and compare these measurements to the chart. The product description indicates this is a men's size M.

Yes, the jacket can be machine washed inside out at 30°C on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners.

The jacket uses premium synthetic insulation, specifically 120 g/m², which provides warmth and loft similar to down but performs better when damp.

The jacket features a hood-zip design that extends to the hood tip, offering coverage. It does not specify adjustable drawcords, so adjustment may be limited to how the hood sits naturally.

The jacket provides good warmth for its lightweight design, making it suitable for cool to moderately cold weather. For very cold winter conditions, it is recommended to layer it over additional warm clothing like a fleece or insulated mid-layer.

Using recycled materials helps to reduce waste and the environmental impact associated with producing new materials, contributing to a more sustainable product lifecycle.

Wash the jacket with a mild detergent and then tumble dry on a low heat setting or iron on a low heat setting (check care label). If repellency is still poor, apply a specialized water-repellent spray or wash-in treatment following the product instructions.

Apply a small amount of graphite (from a pencil lead) or a silicone-based lubricant to the zipper teeth. Gently work the zipper up and down to loosen it.

Ensure the synthetic insulation is not compressed. For colder conditions, layer the jacket over a thermal base layer or a fleece for added insulation. Check that the main zipper and pocket zippers are fully closed to prevent drafts.

For minor snags, attempt to carefully pull the snagged threads back through to the inside. For small tears, a fabric repair patch or a few stitches might be appropriate. For larger damage, professional repair may be needed.