Karrimor 3 in 1 Waterproof Jacket - Grey - L

The Karrimor 3-in-1 system allows you to wear the waterproof outer shell and the fleece inner jacket together for maximum warmth and protection in cold, wet conditions. The fleece typically zips and/or loops into the shell at the collar and cuffs. Ensure all connection points are fastened for a secure combined fit.

Yes, the jacket is machine washable. Always follow the specific care label instructions found inside the garment. Generally, use a gentle cycle with a mild detergent (preferably a technical wash for waterproof garments) and close all zippers and hook-and-loop fasteners before washing.

This refers to the jacket's Weathertite Technology performance ratings. '10K waterproof' (10,000mm) means the fabric can withstand 10,000 millimeters of water pressure before it leaks, indicating good waterproofing. '10K breathable' (10,000g/m²/24hr) means 10,000 grams of water vapor can pass through a square meter of fabric in 24 hours, helping to prevent moisture buildup and keep you comfortable.

The concealable hood is designed to be easily deployed when needed for rain or wind protection, and then neatly rolled up and tucked into a collar pocket when not in use. Simply unroll it from the collar for use and reverse the process to stow it away, ensuring it lies flat.

The outer shell of the jacket is made from 100% Nylon, which provides the waterproof and durable exterior. The removable inner fleece is made from 100% Polyester, offering warmth and comfort.

The Karrimor 3-in-1 jacket provides excellent protection in cold and wet conditions, especially when both layers are worn. For extreme cold or sub-zero temperatures, you might need to pair it with additional thermal base and mid-layers, as its primary function is adaptable weather protection rather than extreme insulation alone.

The jacket's shell and fleece are made from synthetic materials (Nylon and Polyester). These materials can melt, char, or ignite when exposed to open flames or intense heat, which can cause serious injury or damage to the garment. Always keep it away from all heat sources.

Ensure all zippers are fully closed, especially the front zip, and the hook-and-loop storm flap is properly secured over it. Check that the hood and waist drawstrings are tightened to prevent water entry. Inspect the jacket for any visible tears or damage. If the jacket has been worn or washed frequently, the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating might need reapplication. Also, verify that the 'fully taped seams' are intact; inspect for any visible damage or peeling.

The jacket is 10K breathable, but body heat can still build up during high-exertion activities. Try adjusting the fit by loosening waist/hood drawstrings or opening the main zip slightly for ventilation if conditions allow. Ensure you are not over-layering underneath, especially with non-breathable fabrics like cotton. If wearing both layers (shell and fleece), consider removing the fleece inner if the temperature rises.

The fleece typically attaches to the shell via zippers and/or loops at the collar and cuffs. Ensure you align the zippers correctly and engage them fully to prevent snagging. For loops, make sure they are securely fastened. Take your time to align components to prevent force or damage during attachment/detachment.