Lyle & Scott Harrington Jacket - Stone - Plaid

The Lyle & Scott Harrington Jacket is constructed from 100% cotton twill and is best suited as a lightweight to mid-weight outerwear option for spring, autumn, and mild conditions. For colder winter weather, it would require substantial layering to provide adequate warmth.

For the best fit, it's recommended to consult the official Lyle & Scott size guide, usually available on their website. Measure your chest circumference and compare it to their specific sizing chart for Harrington jackets.

As this jacket is made from 100% cotton twill, it offers minimal water resistance. It is not designed to be waterproof or for protection in heavy rain. It may tolerate a very light drizzle briefly, but prolonged exposure to rain will likely soak the fabric.

The term 'workwear hand feel' describes the tactile quality of the cotton twill fabric. It indicates that the material is sturdy, slightly structured, and durable to the touch, reminiscent of fabrics historically used in robust work garments, rather than a soft or flowing fabric.

The unique tartan lining is typically found in the main body of the jacket. Sleeve linings are often a smoother, complementary fabric to allow for easier movement and comfortable layering over other garments.

Yes, a 'full length concealed zip' means that the zipper is covered by a fabric placket or flap when closed. This design provides a clean, uninterrupted appearance to the front of the jacket, maintaining its sleek aesthetic.

To minimize wrinkles, tumble dry on a low heat setting or hang dry immediately after washing. If wrinkles persist, iron the jacket on a low setting, possibly while slightly damp, avoiding direct contact with elasticated areas or the zip.

Ensure you are using a mild detergent and selecting a gentle wash cycle. Over-drying cotton can sometimes lead to stiffness; try air drying or removing the jacket from the dryer while it's still slightly damp to let it finish drying naturally.

Gently rub a graphite pencil lead along the zipper teeth on both sides. Alternatively, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant. Ensure no fabric from the placket or lining is caught in the zipper mechanism.

Loss of elasticity can occur due to prolonged wear or improper washing/drying temperatures. Always follow the care label instructions precisely. If elasticity is significantly compromised, a professional tailor might be able to repair or replace the elastic.