Nike UV Miler Hooded Jacket - Green - Size L

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The Nike UV Miler Hooded Jacket is an essential performance layer for outdoor runners who need versatile protection against both sun exposure and unexpected light rain. This lightweight jacket combines UV-blocking fabric with a water-repellent finish, making it a reliable choice for changing weather conditions, though its breathability is optimized for light rain rather than heavy downpours.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | IF2369-382 |
| Brand | Nike |
No, it is designed with a water-repellent finish to handle light rain and mist, but it is not waterproof for heavy rain.
Avoid high-heat drying and harsh chemical detergents, as these can dull or damage the reflective material over time.
The jacket offers UV protection, but its primary function is protection from the elements. Use it in cooler, sunny conditions for the best experience.
The jacket includes integrated side pockets specifically designed to store small, lightweight items securely.
Machine wash cold with mild detergent and air dry to maintain the integrity of the specialized performance fabrics.
The water-repellent finish may have worn off. Consider using a technical fabric re-proofer specifically designed for synthetic running apparel.
Check if fabric softener was used. Avoid fabric softeners entirely as they leave residues that clog technical fibers.
Because this jacket is a technical garment, proper maintenance is required to preserve its water-repellent and UV-blocking properties. Always refer to the inner garment tag for specific washing instructions. Generally, machine wash in cold water with mild detergent and avoid using fabric softeners, as these can strip the water-repellent finish. It is recommended to air dry the jacket to prevent heat damage to the synthetic fibers and reflective materials. Ensure the jacket is fully dry before storing it in a dark, cool place to prevent moisture buildup or degradation of the fabric's protective treatments.