Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket - Black

No, this fleece jacket is designed for warmth and insulation, not waterproofing. For protection in wet conditions, you will need to wear a waterproof outer shell over it.

The jacket provides good insulation with its Airtrap AT100 rating. However, for very cold winter weather, it's best used as a mid-layer under a heavy-duty, insulated, and windproof outer coat. It is not designed to be a standalone heavy winter coat.

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, turning the jacket inside out. Use a mild detergent and avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Air dry flat or hang dry; if using a dryer, select the lowest heat setting.

Anti-pilling fabric is specially treated or constructed to resist the formation of small, fuzzy balls (pills) on the surface, which typically occur due to friction. This helps the jacket maintain its smooth appearance and feel for longer.

Yes, the jacket features two zippered pockets, providing secure storage for small items like keys, a phone, or a wallet, reducing the risk of them falling out during activities.

'Airtrap AT100' is a rating system used by Trespass to indicate the level of thermal insulation provided by the fabric. AT100 signifies a good level of warmth, effectively trapping air to create an insulating layer against the cold.

The Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket provides excellent insulation but is not designed to be windproof or fully waterproof. For colder or windy weather, layer it under a windproof or waterproof outer shell jacket to maximize warmth and protection. For very cold conditions, ensure you have an appropriate base layer underneath.

Gently pull the fabric away from the zipper teeth while operating. Avoid forcing the zipper. Ensure the fabric lining isn't caught. If the issue persists, a small amount of zipper lubricant (like silicone spray or graphite from a pencil) can sometimes help, applied sparingly to the teeth.

While designed to resist pilling, excessive friction (e.g., from backpack straps, seatbelts) or incorrect washing can contribute. Ensure you wash the jacket inside out on a gentle cycle. Avoid washing with rough materials or using excessive agitation. A fabric shaver can be used carefully to remove existing pills.

This can sometimes happen after extended use or if fabric softener was used. Ensure you avoid fabric softeners, as they can coat the fibers and reduce their loft. Tumble drying on a *very low* or no-heat setting with a few dryer balls can sometimes help restore some of the fleece's loft.