Joules Rosewell Longline Quilted Showerproof Coat - Black - L

No, the Joules Rosewell Coat is `showerproof`, meaning it is designed to repel light rain and quick showers. It is not intended for prolonged exposure to heavy downpours.

This coat is ideal for transitional seasons like spring and autumn, and mild winter days. It provides warmth and protection from light rain and wind, making it perfect for cooler, damp weather.

A `longline` coat means it is cut to be longer than a typical jacket, often extending to mid-thigh or knee length. This provides extra coverage and a stylish silhouette.

Always check the care label inside your coat for specific instructions. Generally, it's recommended to machine wash on a gentle, cool cycle. Avoid harsh chemicals and tumble dry on low or air dry to maintain the integrity of the recycled materials and showerproof finish.

Yes, the `recycled nylon` and `recycled polyester` used in this coat are selected for their durability and performance, similar to their virgin counterparts, while offering environmental benefits. With proper care, they are designed to last.

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A `regular fit` means the garment is cut to follow the body's natural shape without being too tight or too loose, allowing for comfortable movement and easy layering underneath.

This coat is `showerproof`, not fully waterproof, meaning it's designed for light rain. For optimal performance, ensure the coat is clean, as dirt can reduce its water repellency. If the issue persists, consider re-treating the fabric with a suitable water-repellent spray designed for outdoor apparel.

The coat features a `regular fit` for comfortable layering. Ensure you have chosen the correct size. If you plan to wear very thick layers underneath, you might consider sizing up. Otherwise, adjust your inner layers to complement the coat's fit.

Check if any fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Gently pull the fabric away and try zipping again. If the zip mechanism itself is stiff, a small amount of graphite from a pencil rubbed on the teeth can sometimes help to lubricate it. Avoid forcing the zipper.

This can happen if the wadding shifts during washing or drying. To prevent this, wash on a gentle cycle. When drying, use a low heat tumble dry with a few clean tennis balls to help fluff up the wadding evenly as it dries. Ensure the coat is fully dry before storing to prevent mildew.