Trespass Whitman II Packaway Jacket - Grey - XXXL

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The Trespass Whitman II is an ideal choice for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers who need a reliable, lightweight insulating layer that can be easily stowed away when not in use. It excels at providing significant warmth through its high-quality down and feather filling, though users should note that as a down-filled garment, it is best kept dry to maintain its thermal properties.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Size | XXXL |
| Model Part Number | MAJKDOTR0003_DGO_XXXL |
| Brand | Trespass |
No, it is designed for warmth and is not waterproof. It should be worn under a shell in wet weather.
Use a specialized down cleaner on a gentle cycle, and always tumble dry with drying balls to ensure the down recovers its loft.
It refers to the quality of the down fill; 650 indicates a good level of insulation and compressibility, providing high warmth for its weight.
It works well as an insulating layer, but in deep winter temperatures, it is best paired with a windproof and waterproof outer layer.
The jacket is designed as a packaway model, though specific included accessories can vary; check your product packaging for a designated stuff sack.
The down may be clumped; tumble dry on a low heat setting with clean dryer balls to help fluff the down back to its original loft.
This is common with down products. Gently pull the feather back into the jacket from the inside rather than pulling it all the way out.
To keep your Trespass Whitman II in peak condition, ensure it is stored hanging up rather than compressed for long periods of time to protect the down loft. If the jacket gets dirty, follow the care label instructions specifically for down products; usually, this involves a specialized mild detergent and low-heat tumble drying with tennis balls to redistribute the feathers. Because it is lightweight, it is best worn as a mid-layer under a waterproof hardshell jacket if you expect heavy rain or snow, as down loses its insulating capability when wet.