Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket - Black - 8

No, the Trespass Nonstop Fleece Jacket is not waterproof. It is designed to provide warmth and is best used as a mid-layer under a waterproof outer shell for protection from rain or heavy snow.

This fleece provides good warmth with its Airtrap AT100 rating and 170gsm microfleece. For very cold winter conditions, especially those below freezing, it's recommended to wear it as part of a layering system with a warm base layer and an insulated, weatherproof outer jacket.

The jacket features anti-pilling fabric, but to further prevent pilling, wash it inside out on a gentle cycle with cold water, and air dry it. Avoid excessive friction from other garments during washing and wear.

Yes, the two zip pockets are generally spacious enough to securely hold most standard smartphones, keys, and other small personal items.

The Airtrap AT100 rating indicates the fleece's ability to trap air, which then warms up from your body heat to create an insulating layer. A higher AT rating typically means more effective insulation. AT100 provides good, reliable warmth for its weight.

While comfortable and warm, the 170gsm microfleece offers breathability suitable for moderate activities. For very high-intensity strenuous activities, you might prefer a fleece with even higher breathability or a different material designed specifically for moisture-wicking during intense exertion.

The jacket is made from 170gsm microfleece, which is a lightweight synthetic fabric known for its softness, warmth, and quick-drying properties.

Yes, you can machine wash this fleece. Please follow the care instructions: machine wash cold with similar colors on a gentle cycle, use mild detergent, and do not bleach. Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.

Ensure you are washing on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can sometimes clog the fibers and reduce breathability and softness over time. Air dry or tumble dry on very low heat.

First, check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the fabric away. If it's still stiff, rub a small amount of graphite (from a pencil) or a zipper lubricant along the teeth to help it glide more smoothly.

This can sometimes happen if the fleece fibers become compressed or dirty. Ensure regular washing according to care instructions to keep the fibers lofty. Avoid compressing the jacket for long periods when stored. If extensive pilling occurs, gently remove pills with a fabric shaver to restore some loft.