Karrimor 3 in 1 Waterproof Jacket - Grey

Yes, the Karrimor 3 in 1 design allows you to wear the waterproof outer shell on its own for rain protection, the inner fleece by itself for warmth in dry conditions, or both combined for comprehensive all-weather protection.

Absolutely. The jacket features Karrimor's Weathertite Technology with a 10K waterproof rating and fully taped seams, which means it's designed to keep you dry in significant rain and wet conditions by preventing water from entering through the fabric and stitching.

The jacket is machine washable. Always refer to the care label inside the garment for specific instructions. Generally, you should close all zippers and hook-and-loop fasteners before washing. Use a mild detergent and avoid fabric softeners. Air dry the jacket; do not tumble dry on high heat.

While the inner fleece provides good insulation, for very extreme cold conditions, we recommend wearing additional thermal base layers underneath the jacket. The 3-in-1 system is designed for versatility, and layering is key for adapting to severe temperatures.

'10K breathable' means that 10,000 grams of water vapor can pass through one square meter of the fabric in a 24-hour period. This high rating indicates excellent breathability, allowing moisture from perspiration to escape, which helps keep you comfortable and dry even during active use.

To conceal the hood, simply fold it neatly and roll or tuck it into the collar compartment. This provides a clean look and keeps the hood out of the way when not needed.

This could be due to condensation from body heat (lack of breathability or overheating) rather than water penetration. Ensure you are not overdressed, use the adjustable features to ventilate if possible, or consider removing the fleece if you are very active. Also, check that all zippers are fully closed and the storm flap is secured.

Make sure the hood's elastic drawstring is fully tightened and adjusted to fit snugly around your face. You can also wear a beanie or hat underneath for added grip and warmth, which may help stabilize the hood.

First, check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth and gently pull it free. If the zipper is simply stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like zipper wax or a graphite pencil) along the teeth. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.