Stone Island Ribbed Zip-up Jacket - Black - XXXL


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The Stone Island Ribbed Zip-up Jacket is designed for the modern adult who values premium construction and understated style. Crafted from soft organic cotton, this piece offers a refined aesthetic and versatile layering capability, making it an ideal choice for smart-casual wardrobes; however, owners should be mindful that the high-quality ribbed knit requires careful maintenance to preserve its shape and texture over time.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Size | XXXL |
| Model Part Number | L2S155100126S00D8V00293X |
| Brand | Stone Island |
The jacket follows standard sizing conventions, but it is recommended to check the specific fit requirements for the XXXL variant to ensure your preferred layering room.
No, tumble drying is not recommended as the high heat can damage the organic cotton fibers and cause shrinkage.
Gauge refers to the number of stitches per inch; a 12-gauge knit signifies a tight, high-quality knit density that offers a smooth and durable texture.
While breathable, the ribbing and cotton density make it better suited for spring, autumn, or air-conditioned environments rather than peak summer heat.
It is best to fold it and store it flat in a cool, dry place to prevent the weight of the fabric from distorting the shape of the knit.
Gently use a fabric shaver or a sweater stone to remove surface pilling, taking care not to pull on the fibers.
Apply a tiny amount of candle wax or specialized zipper lubricant to the teeth to ensure a smooth glide.
As a knit garment, proper care is essential to maintain the integrity of the cotton fibers. It is recommended to hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle with a mild detergent. Always lay the garment flat to dry rather than hanging it, as the weight of the cotton can cause the knit to stretch and lose its original form. Avoid using high-heat tumble dryers, as this can lead to shrinkage. When storing, fold the jacket neatly rather than using a hanger to prevent shoulder bumps and fabric fatigue.