Antony Morato Capo Spalla Jacket - Beige - L

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The Antony Morato Capo Spalla is a versatile quilted bomber jacket designed for adult men who need a reliable layering piece for cool weather. This jacket delivers essential warmth through its fully lined polyester construction and features a practical, classic bomber silhouette with ample storage for daily essentials. While it provides excellent utility for everyday wear, users should note that as a polyester-based garment, it is best suited for transitional seasons rather than extreme winter conditions.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Beige |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | L |
| Model Part Number | Capo Spalla |
| Brand | Antony Morato |
Yes, the Capo Spalla features a regular, straight fit. Choosing your standard size should provide enough room for comfortable layering.
While the polyester material is resilient, this jacket is not waterproof. It is best suited for light mist or dry, cool conditions.
Store it on a sturdy hanger in a cool, dry place. Using a breathable garment bag will help protect it from dust while maintaining its shape.
Due to its regular fit, it pairs perfectly with t-shirts, henleys, or light sweaters depending on the temperature.
It features three external pockets for easy access and one secure internal pocket for personal items.
Check the internal fabric lining to ensure it is not caught in the teeth of the zipper, then apply a small amount of graphite from a pencil to the zipper teeth.
Hang the jacket in a bathroom while running a hot shower to allow the steam to naturally release the wrinkles from the polyester fabric.
Because this is a polyester garment, maintenance is straightforward. To ensure longevity, we recommend machine washing on a gentle cycle with cold water to preserve the quilted stitching. Always zip the jacket before washing to prevent snagging. Hang to air dry away from direct heat sources, as excessive heat can compromise the polyester fibers. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents or fabric softeners, as these can dull the beige finish over time.