STONE ISLAND Hooded Puffer Jacket Juniors - Black - Size: 7-8

RDS stands for Responsible Down Standard. It ensures that the down used in the jacket comes from animals that have been treated with respect and that the entire supply chain is traceable and certified.

Always consult the care label inside the garment. Typically, down jackets require a gentle machine wash on a cold setting with a mild detergent, followed by low-heat tumble drying with dryer balls.

The jacket features an anti-drop agent for water repellency, making it suitable for light rain or snow. For prolonged exposure to heavy rain, additional waterproofing may be necessary.

Seamless feather tunnels are created directly from the weaving process, preventing down from escaping and ensuring it remains evenly distributed throughout the jacket for consistent warmth.

It is generally not recommended to iron down jackets, as high heat can damage the down and the fabric. Refer to the care label for specific instructions, but avoid direct ironing if possible.

Garment dyeing gives the jacket its unique color and finish. The process also involves adding an anti-drop agent that imparts a degree of water resistance.

Ensure the jacket is completely dry. Tumble dry on a low setting with clean tennis balls or dryer balls to help break up clumps and restore loft.

Gently try to move the zipper up and down. Apply a small amount of graphite (from a pencil) or a silicone-based lubricant to the zipper teeth. Check for any fabric caught in the zipper track.

The anti-drop agent may have diminished over time. Consider re-applying a water-repellent treatment specifically designed for technical outerwear, following the product's instructions.