Belstaff Fieldmaster Waxed Jacket - Black - UK 40

The Belstaff Fieldmaster Waxed Jacket is made from signature 6 oz. waxed cotton, making it highly water and wind-resistant. While it offers excellent protection against rain and wind, it requires periodic rewaxing to maintain its protective qualities.

This jacket requires professional cleaning only. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, or use conventional dry cleaning methods, as these can damage the wax coating and fabric.

Rewaxing is the process of reapplying a wax dressing to the jacket's cotton shell to restore its water and wind-resistant properties. The frequency depends on usage and wear, but typically every 1-2 years or when you notice a significant reduction in water repellency.

Yes, the waxed cotton offers good protection against wind and cold. For colder conditions, the jacket is designed to snap into the Belstaff Icon gilet (sold separately) for additional insulation and warmth.

The slanted map pocket is a distinctive design feature of Belstaff jackets, originally created for ease of access while riding motorcycles. It provides practical storage and adds to the jacket's iconic heritage look.

The jacket features an adjustable throat-latch collar, a belted waist, and an internal drawstring at the waist. These elements allow you to customize the fit for comfort, style, and protection against the elements.

The shell is made from 100% 6 oz. waxed cotton, providing its signature water and wind resistance. The sleeve lining is 100% viscose for comfort.

This is a natural process as the wax coating wears down with use. The jacket needs to be rewaxed. Purchase a suitable Belstaff wax dressing and follow the application instructions, or consult a professional rewaxing service.

Waxed cotton can be stiff initially. Continue wearing the jacket; it will soften and mold to your body over time. Ensure it is stored properly in a cool, dry place.

These are common characteristics of waxed cotton, known as 'crease marks' or 'bloom'. They can often be reduced by gently warming the affected area with a hairdryer on a low setting and lightly rubbing the wax back into the fabric, or by a professional rewaxing.

Allow the mud to dry completely. Then, gently brush off the dried dirt with a soft brush (like a clothes brush) or wipe with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbing or using soaps/detergents, as these can strip the wax.