Berghaus Wavertree Hooded Jacket - Grey - XXL

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The Berghaus Wavertree Hooded Jacket is an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts and urban commuters who require reliable weather protection without sacrificing mobility. Its primary strength lies in the four-way stretch waterproof fabric that keeps you dry while allowing for a full range of motion, though potential buyers should note that the mesh lining is designed for breathability rather than heavy-duty thermal insulation.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Size | XXL |
| Model Part Number | 4-A000108002 |
| Brand | Berghaus |
Yes, the waterproof construction serves as an effective barrier against cold winds.
It is an outer shell and does not have built-in insulation, so you should layer it with a fleece or insulated mid-layer for winter conditions.
The jacket features a bungee and lock hem adjustment cord inside the bottom hem; pull the cord to tighten the fit.
The jacket includes secure zip-fastening pockets, including a specialized chest pocket for secure storage.
No, the hood is a fixed, adjustable component of the jacket design.
Hang the jacket in a cool, dry place on a wide hanger to maintain its shape.
The DWR coating may be worn out. Wash with a technical cleaner and tumble dry on low to reactivate it, or apply a spray-on waterproofing treatment.
Ensure the inner mesh lining is clean and free of sweat or dirt buildup by following the regular washing instructions.
This jacket is designed for a regular fit, allowing for moderate layering underneath. To maintain its waterproof performance, it is recommended to wash the jacket in cold water using a technical gear cleaner that does not contain fabric softeners, which can clog the breathable pores of the fabric. After washing, low-heat tumble drying can help reactivate the durable water repellent (DWR) coating. Always ensure all zips are closed before placing the jacket in the machine to prevent fabric snagging.