Under Armour Tech Utility Woven Jacket - Grey

UA Storm technology is a DWR (durable water-repellent) finish applied to the fabric. It repels water, keeping you dry in wet conditions, while still allowing the fabric to breathe.

No, the jacket is water-repellent, meaning it can withstand light rain and moisture. It is not designed to be fully waterproof for prolonged exposure to heavy rain.

The jacket is lightweight and designed for comfort and performance. It offers a good outer layer for mild to cool conditions but may require additional layers underneath for significant cold.

Refer to the Under Armour sizing chart for men's jackets. This jacket has a 'loose' fit, so consider that when selecting your size. The product description mentions a loose fit for superior comfort and durability.

The main body fabric is 87% Polyester and 13% Elastane. Importantly, the main body fabric contains at least 80% recycled polyester, excluding trims and embellishments.

The jacket features secure zip hand pockets. While the exact dimensions are not specified, they are typically designed to securely hold essentials like a smartphone, keys, and wallet.

To preserve the reflective details, follow the care instructions carefully: machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low. Avoid using bleach, ironing, or fabric softeners, as these can damage the reflective coating.

Ensure the jacket is clean. Over time, dirt and oils can degrade the UA Storm finish. Wash according to care instructions, avoiding fabric softeners. Re-treatment with a water-repellent spray may be necessary if performance significantly declines.

Check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth. Gently try to unstick it. You can also apply a small amount of graphite (from a pencil lead) or a tiny bit of wax to the zipper teeth to help it glide more smoothly.

This can occur if the jacket is excessively dirty or if the water-repellent finish is compromised. Ensure the jacket is clean and that you are not using fabric softeners. If the issue persists after washing, the fabric's natural breathability may be reduced due to wear and tear.