Belstaff Fieldmaster Jacket - Black

6 oz. waxed cotton is a durable cotton fabric treated with a wax coating. This treatment makes the material naturally resistant to water and wind, while also giving it a distinctive, rugged appearance that ages beautifully.

We recommend rewaxing your jacket at least once a year, or more frequently if you wear it often in harsh weather conditions. Regular rewaxing maintains its water and wind-repellent properties and extends the jacket's lifespan.

No, you should never machine wash, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean your waxed cotton jacket. These processes will remove the wax coating and damage the fabric. Refer to the care instructions for proper cleaning methods.

To clean your jacket, wipe off any dirt or mud with a damp cloth and cold water. For tougher spots, you can use a soft brush. Allow the jacket to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area, away from direct heat.

The 6 oz. waxed cotton provides excellent protection against wind and light rain. For colder winter conditions, the jacket is designed to snap into the Belstaff Icon gilet (sold separately), providing an essential additional layer of insulation.

The internal drawstring allows you to adjust the fit of the jacket around your waist. This helps to customize the silhouette, prevent drafts, and provide a more personalized and comfortable wearing experience.

The signature slanted map pocket is a classic design feature inspired by motorcycle riding, allowing riders to easily access maps or documents with one hand. Today, it serves as a stylish and practical pocket for quick access to smaller essentials.

This is normal over time with waxed cotton. The jacket needs to be rewaxed. Use a suitable reproofing wax product, following the manufacturer's instructions carefully to restore its protective qualities.

Waxed cotton jackets are typically stiff when new. This will soften naturally with wear over time. Regularly wearing the jacket will help it break in and conform to your body.

This can happen with new waxed jackets or after a fresh rewax. Ensure the jacket is completely dry and cured after rewaxing. Store it separately or hang it away from delicate fabrics until the wax has fully settled. Avoid direct contact with light-colored upholstery.