Lyle & Scott Hooded Jacket - Blue - 38

This jacket is ideal for transitional weather, such as spring and autumn, offering protection from rain and wind while remaining lightweight and breathable. Its waterproof fabric makes it suitable for wet conditions.

Yes, the product description states it is made from 'high-quality waterproof fabric' to protect you from the elements. While 'waterproof' generally implies full protection, severe or prolonged downpours might test its limits like any garment.

The jacket is made from 100% Nylon, designed for durability and lightweight comfort. It also features an internal mesh lining for breathability.

The jacket features a regular fit and is designed to fit true to size. If you are typically between two sizes, the manufacturer recommends choosing the larger size for optimal comfort.

The product description mentions 'button front pockets' on the exterior. It does not explicitly state the presence of internal pockets.

The signature Golden Eagle logo, which is an embroidered badge, is located on the front left chest of the jacket.

While lightweight and breathable, this jacket is primarily designed for casual wear and light outdoor activities. For high-intensity sports, specialized athletic wear might offer superior performance features specific to those activities.

The manufacturer advises to order your usual size, but if you are between two sizes, it is recommended to go a size up. If the fit is still not ideal, consider trying an alternative size for optimal comfort.

Over time, the water-repellent coating on waterproof jackets can diminish. Ensure you are cleaning the jacket according to care instructions (once available). You may also consider applying a DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray specifically designed for waterproof garments after cleaning to restore its water-shedding properties.

While the jacket is designed to lock in warmth with its elasticated hem and hood, it is a lightweight outer layer. For colder temperatures, consider layering appropriately underneath with thermals, fleeces, or sweaters to enhance insulation. Its regular fit allows for comfortable layering.

Ensure no fabric from the jacket lining or other clothing is caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the zipper up or down, trying to keep the fabric taut. If the issue persists, a small amount of graphite (from a pencil) or a silicone-based lubricant can sometimes help ease the movement of the zipper.