Regatta Waterproof Changing Robe - White - L

Yes, the Regatta Waterproof Changing Robe is designed with a generous, loose fit that provides ample space and privacy for changing clothes underneath, making it perfect for discreet changes at the beach, campsite, or car park.

Info needed: Please check the specific product's care label or product page for details regarding the removability of the faux fur trim. Some models have removable trims for easier washing.

The Regatta Waterproof Changing Robe is designed to be oversized to allow for changing underneath. We recommend referring to the size guide (if available) for chest and length measurements to ensure a comfortable fit. For size L, it's typically suited for adult users.

While the robe offers significant warmth with its borg fleece lining and windproof outer, its suitability for extremely cold weather depends on the layers worn underneath. For very low temperatures, consider wearing additional thermal layers to maximize warmth.

ISOTEX 20000 refers to Regatta's waterproof and breathable fabric technology. '20000' indicates a hydrostatic head of 20,000mm (meaning it can withstand 20,000mm of water pressure before leaking) and a breathability rating of 20,000 g/m²/24 hours (how much water vapor can pass through the fabric in a day), providing excellent protection and comfort.

The robe features a Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish which is designed to last. However, its longevity depends on usage and care. Regular washing with appropriate cleaners and occasional re-treatment with DWR products can maintain its performance for a long time.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish might need reapplication. Wash the robe with a technical cleaner and then apply a DWR spray or wash-in treatment following product instructions. Ensure seams are intact; if damaged, professional repair may be needed.

Ensure the robe is properly aired out and completely dry between uses. If it's a breathability issue, ensure you're not wearing too many layers underneath in milder conditions. Also, confirm the DWR is still effective as a compromised DWR can affect breathability.

Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can clump fibers. Wash on a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. Air drying or very low-heat tumble drying can help maintain the fleece's loft. Gently brush the fleece with a soft brush once dry to restore texture.