Regatta Women's Waterproof Bayletta Jacket - Red - Size: 12

Isotex 15000 refers to the fabric's waterproof and breathable rating. '15000' indicates that the fabric can withstand a water column of 15,000 millimeters and has a breathability rating of 15,000 g/m²/24 hours, meaning it's effective at keeping water out while allowing vapor to escape.

The Bayletta jacket is primarily designed for rain protection. While it has linings for comfort, it is not insulated for extreme cold. For colder conditions, layering with warm clothing underneath would be recommended.

Yes, the jacket is suitable for hiking in wet conditions due to its waterproof and breathable properties. However, for very strenuous hikes in warmer weather, you may find it becomes warm.

You can use a spray-on or wash-in DWR product. After washing the jacket according to the care instructions, apply the DWR treatment evenly and then either tumble dry on a low heat setting or iron on a low setting (if the care label allows) to activate the treatment.

The sizes (e.g., 10, 12, 16, 24, 26) refer to standard UK clothing sizes. Please refer to a standard women's size chart for exact measurements if you are unsure.

Yes, the jacket is made from Isotex 15000 fabric which includes a percentage of recycled polyester. The linings also incorporate recycled polyester and recycled jersey.

The drawcords are integrated into the design for adjustability and protection. They are not designed to be removed.

Ensure all zippers are fully closed and check that the taped seams are intact. The Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish might need reapplication after prolonged use or washing. Follow care instructions for DWR treatment.

This can occur during high-exertion activities. Open the main zipper or cuffs to increase ventilation. The jacket's breathability rating is 15,000 g/m²/24 hours, which is good for moderate activity, but heavy exertion may exceed this capacity.

Ensure the drawcords are not tangled. Gently pull the cord ends while holding the toggle. If they feel stiff, a small amount of silicone lubricant applied to the cord channel might help.