Regatta Cath Kidston Shell Jacket - Floral - Beige

The ISOLITE 15000 fabric and taped seams offer good protection for moderate to heavy rain. For prolonged exposure to extreme downpours, a more robust jacket might be considered, but it performs very well for its lightweight category.

This jacket is designed for changeable weather and is lightweight. It is best used as an outer shell over warmer layers for insulation in cooler temperatures. It does not have significant insulation on its own.

You can machine wash the jacket at 30°C. Remember to close all zippers and fastenings before washing, and wash it separately. Avoid bleaching, ironing, and dry cleaning.

Taped seams ensure that water cannot penetrate through the stitching holes, providing a higher level of waterproofing and preventing leaks, especially during prolonged rain.

The jacket features a grown-on hood, which provides coverage. While not explicitly stated as adjustable, the design typically offers a snug fit. For specific adjustment features, please refer to detailed product specifications if available.

The jacket is designed to be easily folded and compressed into its own integrated stuff sack. This makes it extremely convenient to carry when not in use, taking up minimal space in a bag.

The jacket is made from Polyester, utilizing the ISOLITE 15000 technology for its waterproof and breathable properties.

Ensure the jacket is clean. Wash according to care instructions and consider using a specialized re-proofer. Check that all seams are intact.

Gently clean the zipper teeth with a soft brush. Apply a small amount of wax (like a candle or beeswax) to the teeth to help it glide smoothly. Ensure no fabric is caught in the zipper.

This may indicate the breathability is being compromised. Ensure the inside is clean and free from dirt or oils. If moisture is high, it might be due to the external humidity and the jacket is performing as expected by allowing vapor to escape.

Ensure the jacket is completely dry before attempting to pack it. Loosely stuff the jacket into the sack rather than trying to fold it perfectly. It may take a few tries to find the most efficient method.