Helly Hansen Crew Midlayer Sailing Jacket 2.0 - Orange - M

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The Helly Hansen Crew Midlayer Sailing Jacket 2.0 is an essential piece of technical outerwear designed for sailors, coastal cruisers, and outdoor enthusiasts who require reliable protection against the elements. It delivers exceptional warmth through its signature fleece lining and Helly Tech Protection, ensuring you stay dry and comfortable in wet, windy conditions. While it is highly versatile and durable, users should note that as a midlayer-focused garment, it is best suited for layering under heavier shells in extreme arctic conditions rather than serving as a standalone heavy winter coat.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Fleece |
| Size | M |
| Model Part Number | 34444_303-M |
| Brand | Helly Hansen |
Yes, it uses Helly Tech Protection technology with fully sealed seams to keep you dry in wet, maritime environments.
Yes, the jacket includes an internal zipper that provides access to the shell, making it specifically designed to be embroider-friendly.
The Crew Midlayer 2.0 is designed as a classic collar-style jacket and does not feature a hood.
Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle. Use a technical detergent specifically made for waterproof outdoor gear.
Yes, it is designed for a standard fit suitable for wearing over a base layer. If you plan to wear thick sweaters underneath, you may consider sizing up.
The DWR finish has likely worn off. Wash the jacket with a technical cleaner and re-apply a DWR spray to restore the water-repellency.
Ensure all seams are fully zipped and the cuffs are tightened. If the jacket is older, check the internal seam tape for any signs of peeling or degradation.
To ensure your jacket maintains its performance, avoid using harsh detergents or fabric softeners, as these can strip the waterproof coating. Wash the garment in cold water on a gentle cycle. For drying, tumble dry on low heat or hang dry to preserve the integrity of the seams. If you find the water stops beading on the surface of the fabric, you can re-activate the DWR treatment by applying a technical waterproof spray and following the manufacturer's heat activation instructions.