Trespass Fleece Jacket - Nonstop - White

No, this fleece jacket is not waterproof. It is designed for warmth and comfort. For protection against rain or wet conditions, it should be worn as an insulating layer under a waterproof outer shell.

AT100 refers to the fleece's ability to trap a significant amount of air within its fibers. This trapped air acts as an excellent insulator, helping to retain your body heat and keep you warm in chilly weather conditions.

The jacket provides excellent warmth and comfort, but its primary design focuses on insulation rather than high breathability for intense exertion. For very high-intensity sports, you might prefer specialized activewear designed for extreme moisture-wicking and ventilation. It is suitable for light to moderate activities.

For general cleaning, follow the main care instructions for the jacket. If the pockets are specifically dirty, you can hand wash that area with a damp cloth and mild soap, then rinse thoroughly and air dry.

As with any white garment, the white Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket may show dirt and stains more readily than darker colors. Regular washing according to the care instructions will help maintain its appearance. Consider a darker variant if frequent exposure to dirt is anticipated.

Yes, it is suitable for winter, particularly as a mid-layer. Its AT100 Airtrap rating provides substantial warmth. However, for severe winter conditions, especially with wind or precipitation, it should always be paired with an appropriate waterproof and windproof outer shell to ensure full protection and warmth.

Ensure you are layering appropriately for the temperature. The AT100 rating is for trapping air; consider a warmer base layer or a windproof/waterproof outer shell in very cold or windy conditions to maximize its insulating effect.

While anti-pilling, excessive friction or harsh washing can still cause some pilling over time. Wash inside out on a gentle cycle, use mild detergent, and avoid washing with rough items like jeans or towels. Air dry when possible.

Gently rub a graphite pencil or a specialized zipper lubricant along the teeth of the zipper. Work the zipper up and down a few times. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.