Belstaff Trialmaster Icon Jacket - Cotton - Green

The frequency of re-waxing depends on usage and environmental conditions. A general guideline is to re-wax annually, or whenever you notice a reduction in water repellency or the fabric appears dry.

No, never machine wash or tumble dry the jacket. This will damage the waxed finish and the fabric's integrity. Cleaning should be done with a damp cloth and by re-waxing when necessary.

The slanted chest pocket is a heritage feature, originally designed for easy, one-handed access to maps while riding a motorcycle.

Refer to the sizing guide provided by Belstaff. Consider that the jacket is designed to be worn over other layers, and an adjustable belt allows for some fit customization.

While the jacket offers protection, waxed cotton can be less breathable than modern technical fabrics, which may lead to discomfort in very high temperatures. It is best suited for mild to cool, and wet conditions.

The jacket is constructed from 6 oz. British Millerain waxed cotton.

This is normal for new waxed cotton jackets. Wear the jacket regularly in various conditions to break it in. The material will become more supple with use.

Ensure the jacket is fully dry after re-waxing. In very warm conditions, a slight wax residue may transfer. This typically reduces as the wax cures and with subsequent wear.

The jacket requires re-waxing. Follow the care instructions to apply a new layer of wax evenly across the fabric.

Use a damp, cold cloth to gently wipe away dirt or stains. Avoid harsh scrubbing or using cleaning agents. For stubborn marks, a professional re-waxing service may be beneficial.