Trespass Tilbury Waterproof Jacket - Black - 16

Yes, with a waterproof rating of 5000mm and taped seams, the Trespass Tilbury jacket is designed to provide effective protection against moderate to heavy rain, keeping you dry.

The Tilbury jacket is primarily a waterproof and windproof shell, designed for protection from the elements, not for insulation. For warmth in colder weather, it's recommended to wear appropriate insulating layers (like a fleece or thermal top) underneath.

The jacket features an adjustable packaway hood. You can unroll it from the collar and use the integrated drawcords to cinch it snugly around your head for optimal protection in wet or windy conditions.

Yes, its 5000mvp breathability rating allows moisture vapor to escape, making it suitable for moderate activity levels such as hiking or brisk walking, helping to prevent you from feeling clammy.

The jacket is equipped with two zip pockets, providing secure storage for your essentials like keys, phone, or small personal items, keeping them safe and dry.

Always check the garment's internal care label for specific instructions. Generally, use a technical cleaner designed for waterproof outerwear, or a mild, non-biological detergent. Wash on a gentle cycle at a low temperature and air dry the jacket away from direct heat. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach.

The curved back hem adds a touch of elegance, but it also provides extended coverage, offering additional protection to your lower back and seat from rain and wind, especially during movement.

First, ensure all zips are fully closed and the storm flap is properly secured. Check for any visible damage or tears. If water is no longer beading on the fabric, the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish may need reapplication. Consult the care instructions for DWR re-treatment options.

This jacket has a breathability rating of 5000mvp, designed to let moisture escape. If you feel too warm, consider adjusting your layers underneath. Remove insulating layers if possible, and ensure the hem and cuff adjustments aren't too tight, which can restrict airflow. In very humid conditions, any breathable membrane can struggle to vent moisture effectively.

Ensure no fabric or lining is caught in the zipper teeth. If the zipper is still stiff, try applying a small amount of zipper lubricant or a graphite pencil lead to the teeth. Work the zipper up and down gently to distribute the lubricant. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.