Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket - Purple

No, the Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket is made from fleece fabric, which is not inherently waterproof. It provides excellent warmth and breathability but will absorb water in wet conditions. For rain protection, you should wear a waterproof outer shell over it.

Airtrap is a Trespass technology designed to trap and hold body heat within the fabric, providing insulation. The 'AT100' rating indicates a good level of thermal performance, suitable for effective warmth in cool to cold conditions, especially when layered.

In most winter conditions, especially those with wind or very low temperatures, it's recommended to wear the Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket as an insulating mid-layer. It provides warmth, but for full winter protection, combine it with a suitable base layer and a windproof/waterproof outer jacket.

To keep your fleece soft, machine wash it cold (30°C) on a gentle cycle. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can clog the fibers and reduce the fleece's loft and breathability over time. Air dry flat or hang to dry away from direct heat.

Yes, the Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket features two practical zippered pockets. These provide secure storage for small essential items like your phone, keys, or wallet, keeping them safe during your activities.

The anti-pilling treatment significantly reduces the formation of pills (small fabric balls) that can occur with wear and washing. While it greatly enhances durability and appearance, it does not make the fabric 100% impervious to pilling, especially under extreme friction or improper care.

The Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket is an excellent insulating layer, but for very cold or extreme weather, it is designed to be part of a layering system. Wear a wicking base layer underneath and a windproof or waterproof outer shell over it to maximize warmth and protection. Add additional mid-layers as needed for extreme cold.

While the jacket features anti-pilling fabric, pilling can still occur with heavy use or improper washing. To minimize pilling, wash the jacket inside out on a gentle cycle, avoid abrasive surfaces, and ensure no fabric softener is used. A fabric shaver can carefully remove existing pills.

Ensure the zipper teeth are clean and free from dirt or debris. You can gently clean them with a small brush. For stiffness, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like zipper wax or a graphite pencil) along the teeth. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.