STONE ISLAND Stone GH Coach Jkt Sn61 - Grey - M

David Light-TC is a lightweight fabric made from Japanese star-shaped cross-section yarns, composed of polyester and polyamide. It is assembled and then garment dyed under pressure, transforming its structure and hand for a unique aesthetic and feel.

Ghost pieces are part of Stone Island's concept of camouflage, where the garments are entirely monochromatic. This includes the iconic Stone Island badge, which is rendered in a special monocolour version to blend in with the fabric.

Refer to the sizing chart provided by Stone Island or the retailer. Measurements typically include chest circumference, waist, and sleeve length. The jacket is designed for a relaxed fit, so consider your preferred layering underneath when choosing.

The jacket features an 'anti-drop' finish, which provides resistance to light rain and water splashes. It is not designed as a fully waterproof garment and may not offer adequate protection in heavy downpours.

Yes, you can machine wash it cold (30°C) on a gentle cycle. It is recommended to wash the garment inside out and avoid bleach or harsh detergents.

Raglan sleeves extend in one piece from the underarm to the neckline, offering greater freedom of movement and a more comfortable fit, especially when layering or performing dynamic activities.

The monocolour badge is typically attached with buttons. To protect it during washing, it's best to detach it if possible, or ensure it is not ironed directly. Refer to specific care instructions for the badge if provided separately.

This can be a natural characteristic of the garment dyeing process. If significant fading occurs unexpectedly, ensure you are following the care instructions precisely, especially regarding washing and drying methods. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.

The anti-drop finish can diminish over time with wear and washing. Consider using a reproofing spray specifically designed for technical outerwear after cleaning the jacket thoroughly. Always test the spray on an inconspicuous area first.

The specialized heat treatment during production can cause stiffness. Try ironing the jacket on a low setting inside out. Gentle wear can also help soften the fabric over time.

Inspect the area for snagging. If minor, carefully trim any loose threads. For more significant issues, consult a professional tailor or the manufacturer's customer service for repair options.