Distressed Duke Wax Jacket - Blue - Cotton

The frequency of re-waxing depends on usage and climate. Typically, re-waxing every 1-3 years is sufficient, or when you notice a reduction in water repellency.

No, do not iron the jacket. Ironing will damage the wax finish and the fabric.

Store the jacket on a wide, padded hanger in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. Avoid folding it tightly or storing it in plastic.

The jacket offers good protection against moderate rain and wind. For prolonged exposure to heavy downpours, consider additional waterproofing measures or a more specialized rain jacket.

The corduroy collar can be cleaned by gently brushing with a soft brush or sponging with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh detergents.

'Distressed' typically refers to a pre-worn or vintage look achieved through specific finishing processes, giving the jacket a unique character from the outset.

This is normal for waxed cotton. Allow it to acclimatize to room temperature. If stiffness persists, re-waxing may be necessary.

Ensure the jacket is fully dry and cured after any re-waxing. Avoid prolonged contact with very light-colored fabrics, especially in warm conditions.

The jacket requires re-waxing. Follow the care instructions for applying a new coat of wax dressing.

This can occur if the jacket is stored in warm conditions. Wipe down affected surfaces with a damp cloth and allow the jacket to dry in a cool, well-ventilated area.