Stone Island Cotton Twill Jacket - Black

Yes, the iconic Stone Island compass badge is designed to be detachable. You can remove it for washing or if you prefer a different look.

The jacket is crafted from a premium blend of 97% Supima cotton and 3% elastane, offering both superior softness and a comfortable stretch.

The jacket undergoes a specialized garment-dyeing process. This technique intentionally creates a rich, unique color with subtle variations and unevenness on the surface, which is a distinctive design feature of Stone Island products.

It is machine washable. For best results, always refer to the specific care label located inside the jacket. Generally, wash in cold water with mild detergent and air dry flat to maintain its quality and unique finish. Remember to remove the badge before washing.

Given its Supima cotton twill construction, this jacket is ideal for transitional weather, such as spring and autumn. It provides a comfortable layer against light breezes and moderate temperatures, but it is not designed for extreme cold or as a heavy-duty rain protector.

This jacket is proudly made in Italy, upholding Stone Island's tradition of high-quality craftsmanship and meticulous production.

The jacket is primarily made of cotton twill and is not designed as a waterproof or water-resistant garment. It offers standard protection from light breezes and mild conditions but is not intended for heavy rain.

This is an intended characteristic of the garment-dyeing process, which creates a unique, rich color with a distinctive, artfully uneven surface. It is not a defect but a design feature. To minimize accelerated fading, always follow the specific care instructions on the inner label, washing in cold water with mild detergent.

Ensure the two buttons or fasteners that secure the detachable compass badge to the sleeve are firmly pressed through the fabric loops. Periodically check these attachments to confirm they are secure, especially before and after wear or washing (after reattaching).

Check if any fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. If not, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (such as a graphite pencil or a specialized zipper wax) to the teeth to ease movement. Avoid forcing the zipper.

After washing, gently stretch the fabric while it is still damp. For machine-washable items, if using a tumble dryer, ensure it's on a low heat setting with dryer balls to help soften the fabric. Air drying flat is often preferred to maintain the fabric's integrity.