Regatta Nurie Quilted Jacket - Green, Size: 20

The Regatta Nurie Quilted Jacket features medium-weight feather-free insulation, making it ideal for mild to moderate cold temperatures. For extreme winter conditions, you might need a heavier-duty jacket or to layer effectively underneath this one.

Always check the care label, but generally, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Do not use fabric softener or bleach. Tumble dry low with dryer balls to ensure the insulation remains fluffy and evenly distributed.

Feather-free down insulation means the jacket uses synthetic fibers that mimic the warmth and loft of natural down feathers, but without using any animal products. This insulation is often made from recycled materials, offering a sustainable and ethical alternative.

The jacket has a 'durable water-repellent finish,' which means it will effectively shed light rain and moisture. It is not fully waterproof and may eventually wet out in prolonged or heavy downpours.

Yes, the Regatta Nurie Quilted Jacket includes an internal zipped security pocket, perfect for keeping valuables extra safe.

After washing, if water no longer beads on the fabric, you can often reactivate the DWR by tumble drying on low heat. If that doesn't work, you can purchase a DWR re-treatment spray or wash-in product specifically designed for outdoor apparel and apply it according to the product's instructions.

The jacket is crafted from 100% recycled polyester fabric with a durable water-repellent finish, and features 100% polyester taffeta lining and feather-free premium recycled synthetic down insulation.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish might need reactivation or reapplication. Try washing the jacket according to care instructions (without fabric softener) and tumble drying on low to reactivate the DWR. If this doesn't work, consider applying a DWR re-treatment spray or wash-in product designed for outdoor apparel.

This can happen if the insulation isn't properly fluffed during drying. Tumble dry on low heat with a few clean tennis balls or dryer balls. Stop the dryer periodically to remove the jacket and manually fluff the insulation, breaking up any clumps by hand. Repeat until the jacket is fully dry and the insulation is evenly distributed.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush or cloth to remove any dirt or debris. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like a graphite pencil lead or specialized zipper wax) along the teeth. Gently work the zipper up and down to distribute the lubricant.