Helly Hansen Crew Midlayer Sailing Jacket 2.0 - Orange - S

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The Helly Hansen Crew Midlayer Sailing Jacket 2.0 is designed for professional sailors and outdoor enthusiasts who require a reliable, multi-purpose layer that balances warmth with protection against the elements. Utilizing Helly Tech Protection technology, this jacket offers a waterproof, windproof, and breathable solution for variable marine environments, though users should note it is intended primarily as a midlayer or light outer shell rather than a heavy-duty expedition parka.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Fleece |
| Size | S |
| Model Part Number | 34444_303-S |
| Brand | Helly Hansen |
Yes, it uses Helly Tech Protection technology with sealed seams to provide a high level of waterproof and windproof protection suitable for general sailing conditions.
Yes, it features a secret zipper inside that provides access for embroidery without puncturing the waterproof shell.
The Crew Midlayer 2.0 does not feature a hood, focusing instead on a high, protective collar design.
Machine wash in cool water using a technical detergent. Never use fabric softener or bleach, and always air dry.
It provides good warmth for cool weather due to the fleece lining, but it is best used as a layer within a larger system during deep winter or extreme cold.
The DWR finish has worn off. Wash the jacket and reapply a DWR spray treatment to restore water repellency.
Dirt or salt build-up in the pores of the membrane can block airflow. Wash the garment according to the care instructions to clear the membrane.
To maximize the longevity of your jacket, ensure you adjust the hem and cuffs properly to create a seal against wind and spray. For cleaning, machine wash the jacket in cool water using a technical fabric detergent, avoiding harsh bleach or fabric softeners that can degrade the waterproof coating. Always air dry the garment; avoid direct high-heat sources like tumble dryers or radiators, as this can damage the seam sealing. If the DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish begins to bead less effectively over time, reapply a spray-on treatment specifically designed for waterproof technical gear.