Craghoppers Zohra Jacket - Green

The Zohra Jacket is a technical shell designed primarily for waterproofing and breathability. It is not insulated. For very cold conditions, you will need to layer appropriate insulating garments underneath.

A rating of 30,000mm indicates a very high level of waterproofness. It means that a hydrostatic head of 30,000mm of water can be applied to the fabric before it begins to leak.

The jacket is made from 100% recycled polyester and can be machine washed on a gentle cycle at 30°C with a non-biological liquid detergent. Avoid fabric softener and tumble dry on a low heat.

Yes, the jacket has a high breathability rating (30,000g/m2/24hrs) which is excellent for managing moisture during high-intensity activities, helping you stay comfortable.

The O/S (Ordnance Survey) map pocket is a larger, easily accessible pocket designed to hold an outdoor map, allowing for quick reference without needing to open the main jacket closure.

The frequency depends on use and care, but generally, you should re-apply the DWR finish when you notice water is no longer beading on the surface of the fabric. Typically, this might be after several washes or significant wear.

The 'slim fit' primarily refers to the overall silhouette of the jacket being more streamlined. The articulated sleeves are specifically designed to provide ease of movement in the arms, so while the fit is trim, it shouldn't restrict typical arm actions.

The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish may have worn off. Re-apply a DWR treatment following the product instructions and then tumble dry on a low heat or iron on a low heat with a towel to activate it.

Ensure the jacket is clean. Dirt and body oils can clog the membrane pores. Wash according to care instructions, using a non-biological liquid detergent and rinsing twice. Check for blockages in the main zipper or pocket zippers.

This can happen if fabric softener was used, or if the jacket was not rinsed properly. Ensure you follow the no-fabric-softener rule and double-rinse. Re-washing without detergent might help, followed by a tumble dry.

Ensure there is no fabric caught in the zipper teeth. Gently try to free any snagged material. If the zipper is still stiff, a small amount of graphite from a pencil rubbed on the teeth can help lubricate it.