Trespass Womens Waterproof Jacket Daytrip - Spruce Green - M

Yes, the Trespass Daytrip jacket features a waterproof shell and taped seams, designed to protect you from rain. While suitable for general wet weather and moderate showers, for extremely heavy, prolonged downpours, its 'lightweight' nature means proper layering underneath is crucial for maximum comfort.

Yes, it is generally machine washable. Always check the care label inside the jacket for specific washing instructions. Typically, a cool (30°C) gentle cycle with a technical wash for waterproofs is recommended. Avoid fabric softeners and harsh detergents as they can damage the waterproof coating.

The jacket features elastic sides for a flexible and comfortable fit, elastic cuffs for wrist adjustment to seal out drafts, and back hem ties which can be pulled to cinch the waist/hem for a more secure and personalized fit, adapting to your body shape.

The jacket has two zip pockets which offer good protection for your belongings from rain and splashes. While highly water-resistant, for absolute protection of sensitive electronics in heavy downpours, consider placing items in an additional dry bag inside the pockets.

No, the Trespass Daytrip jacket comes with a grown-on hood, which means it is permanently attached to the jacket and cannot be detached.

As a lightweight waterproof shell, this jacket is primarily designed for protection from rain and wind. For winter conditions, it's best used as an outer layer over insulating mid-layers like fleeces or down jackets to provide sufficient warmth, as it doesn't offer significant insulation on its own.

The jacket's shell is typically made from polyester, which provides durability and weather resistance while keeping it lightweight. Always check the garment's specific label for exact material composition as this can sometimes vary slightly by production batch.

This usually indicates the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) coating needs refreshing. Wash the jacket using a technical cleaner designed for waterproof fabrics, then apply a DWR reproofing treatment (spray-on or wash-in) according to the product instructions. Ensure the jacket is clean before reproofing.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush and warm water to remove any dirt, sand, or debris. If stiffness persists, apply a silicone-based zipper lubricant sparingly to the zipper teeth. Avoid using oil-based lubricants.

First, ensure the jacket is clean, as dirt and body oils can block the breathable membrane. If clean, check if you are layering too heavily underneath; trapped perspiration can reduce the perception of breathability. A compromised DWR finish can also affect breathability, so consider reproofing.