Karrimor Micro Fleece - Black

This fleece is ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities such as hiking, walking, camping, and casual everyday wear in cooler temperatures. It's excellent as a mid-layer for skiing or snowboarding.

No, the Karrimor Micro Fleece is not waterproof or inherently windproof. It is designed for warmth. For protection against rain or wind, we recommend wearing a waterproof and/or windproof outer shell over it.

The product description does not specify pockets. Based on the design, this particular model is intended as a lightweight insulating layer and typically does not feature hand pockets to maintain its low-bulk profile. Info needed: [Confirm pocket presence/absence]

Machine wash cold (30°C / 86°F) with similar colors on a gentle cycle. Tumble dry on low or hang dry. Do not bleach or iron. Always refer to the care label inside the garment for specific instructions.

While Karrimor generally follows standard sizing, fit can vary. We recommend consulting the Karrimor sizing chart (if available) and considering your typical size for layering. If you plan to wear thick base layers underneath, you might consider sizing up.

The Karrimor Micro Fleece is made from 100% Polyester, providing lightweight warmth and durability.

Yes, on mild to cool days without strong wind or rain, the Karrimor Micro Fleece can be comfortably worn as a stand-alone outer layer.

Ensure you are layering appropriately for the temperature. Micro fleeces are designed for lightweight warmth and are often best used as part of a layering system. Add a base layer or an outer shell for increased insulation.

To prevent pilling, wash your fleece inside out on a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid washing with abrasive materials like denim or towels. Air dry or tumble dry on very low heat.

Polyester can sometimes build up static. Use a small amount of fabric softener during washing (ensure it's safe for performance fabrics, if applicable, though for basic fleece, most are fine) or use an anti-static spray.

Gently apply a small amount of graphite from a pencil or a specific zipper lubricant to the teeth of the zipper. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.