Jack Pyke Shires Gilet - Green - L

The Jack Pyke Shires Gilet is a versatile and stylish mid-layer designed to keep you warm and comf...

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The Jack Pyke Shires Gilet is an ideal choice for women seeking a versatile, lightweight mid-layer for countryside activities, gardening, or casual daily wear. Featuring a chevron-quilted design and stretch side panels, it provides excellent insulation and freedom of movement without the bulk of a heavy jacket. While it offers a sleek and fitted profile perfect for layering, users should note that the gilet is primarily designed as a mid-layer and may require additional waterproof outerwear in heavy rain conditions.

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Age Groupadult
ColourGreen
GenderFemale
MaterialNylon
SizeL
Model Part NumberJLGILSHGRNL
BrandJACK PYKE

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FAQs

Is this gilet waterproof?

The Shires Gilet is designed for insulation rather than full waterproofing. While it can handle light mist, it is recommended to wear a waterproof jacket over it in heavy rain.

Does it have an inside pocket?

The gilet features two secure external zipped pockets. It does not include a dedicated internal pocket.

Can I machine wash the gilet?

Yes, it can be machine washed on a gentle, low-temperature cycle. Always check the care label inside the garment for specific temperature requirements.

Is the fit true to size?

The gilet is designed as a feminine, fitted garment. If you prefer a loose fit for layering thick clothes, some customers find it beneficial to size up.

What is the material of the gilet?

The primary material is nylon, known for its durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to wear during outdoor activities.

Why is there a two-way zip?

The two-way zip allows the wearer to unzip the bottom portion of the gilet while keeping the top closed, providing extra room at the hips when sitting or engaging in active movement.

Troubleshooting

The zipper is sticking or difficult to move.

Ensure no fabric is caught in the teeth. If the zip is clean and still stiff, rub a small amount of candle wax or a graphite pencil lead along the teeth to act as a lubricant.

The gilet feels too tight across the chest.

The Shires Gilet has a tailored fit. If you require more room, consider layering with thinner, moisture-wicking base layers rather than heavy knitwear.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Lightweight and non-restrictive for active outdoor use
  • Stylish chevron quilting suitable for various environments
  • Stretch panels allow for excellent range of motion
  • Secure zipped pockets provide practical storage
  • High padded collar protects against cold drafts

Cons

  • Not intended as a standalone waterproof garment
  • Fitted design may feel snug if worn over thick, bulky sweaters
  • Metal zippers require careful handling to avoid snagging

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup and Sizing

This gilet features a feminine, tailored fit. If you plan to wear it over multiple layers, such as a thick wool jumper, consider whether you prefer a tighter or more relaxed feel. The stretch side panels provide some forgiveness in the torso, but the shoulders remain structured.

Compatibility

It pairs perfectly with Jack Pyke base layers and outer shells. The neutral green or blue color options are designed to integrate seamlessly into a standard countryside wardrobe.

Care Instructions

  • Hand wash or use a gentle machine cycle with a mild detergent.
  • Do not use fabric softeners, as they can compromise the integrity of the quilted padding.
  • Hang to dry in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat sources like radiators to prevent damage to the nylon fabric.
  • Check the metal zip periodically to ensure it is free of debris.

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