Trespass Womens Waterproof Jacket Daytrip - Blue - 12

Yes, the Trespass Daytrip jacket features a `waterproof and windproof shell` with `taped seams`, designed to keep you dry and protected from rain, including moderate to heavy downpours.

For optimal care, machine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle using a technical wash for waterproof clothing. Air dry thoroughly; do not tumble dry or iron to preserve the waterproof coating and seams.

Yes, the jacket features a `printed lining` which adds comfort and a stylish touch to the interior, making it more pleasant to wear.

The jacket itself is waterproof, and the `two zip pockets` are designed to offer secure storage. While they provide good protection from rain, for extremely sensitive electronics in very heavy or prolonged rain, an additional small dry bag inside the pocket is recommended for maximum security.

Yes, the jacket includes `elastic sides` and `elastic cuffs` for a comfortable fit, and `back hem ties` allow you to adjust the sizing at the bottom for a personalized and secure feel, helping to seal out drafts.

The Trespass Daytrip is a lightweight waterproof shell jacket. While it provides excellent protection from rain and wind, it is not insulated. For winter use, it's designed to be worn over warm layers to provide thermal insulation suitable for colder temperatures.

A 'grown-on hood' means the hood is permanently attached to the jacket and not detachable. This design provides continuous, reliable protection from the elements without the risk of losing or forgetting the hood.

The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish may need re-activating or re-applying. Wash the jacket using a specialized technical wash for waterproof garments and then consider applying a spray-on or wash-in re-proofing product to restore its water repellency.

Ensure all zips are fully closed, including pocket zips. Internal dampness can also be caused by condensation if internal moisture (perspiration) cannot escape. Consider layering appropriately to manage body temperature and moisture, and ensure the jacket's DWR is intact for optimal breathability.

Gently clean the zipper teeth with a small brush (like an old toothbrush) to remove any dirt, sand, or debris. If the zipper is still stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (e.g., silicone-based) to the teeth, avoiding contact with the fabric.