Stone Island - Coats & Jackets - XL

Cotton ripstop is a woven fabric, typically made from cotton, that is reinforced with a special technique called ripstop. This technique involves weaving stronger threads at regular intervals, making the fabric resistant to tearing and ripping. If a tear does occur, the ripstop weave helps to contain it.

Piece-dyeing refers to the process where the fabric is dyed after it has been woven into a complete garment. This allows for deep and uniform coloration, and in some cases, can contribute to unique textural effects when combined with finishes like resin coating.

The double application of a pigmented resin over the piece-dyed fabric creates subtle variations in texture and sheen where the resin layers overlap. This interaction with the base color results in a visually rich, three-dimensional appearance.

The resin coating provides a degree of water repellency, making it suitable for light rain or damp conditions. However, it is not fully waterproof and may not withstand heavy downpours.

No, machine washing is not recommended. The specialized resin coating and dyeing process require gentle hand washing in cold water to prevent damage and preserve the jacket's unique finish.

Adjustable cuffs allow you to cinch them tighter around your wrists. This helps to block out wind and cold air, providing extra warmth and a more customized fit.

This can be a natural effect of the piece-dyeing and resin coating. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Follow strict hand-wash only instructions with cold water and mild detergent.

Ensure you are not using harsh detergents or high heat during washing or drying. Gentle hand washing and air drying are crucial. A professional dry cleaner experienced with coated fabrics may be able to advise.

Ensure the snaps are aligned correctly before fastening. If they remain stiff after initial use, try repeatedly opening and closing them gently. Do not force them, as this could damage the fabric around the snaps.