Regatta Waterproof Hamara IV Jacket - Brown

Isotex 15000 refers to the hydrostatic head rating of the fabric, meaning it can withstand 15,000mm of water pressure before leaking. This indicates a high level of waterproofing suitable for heavy rain.

The Hamara IV is primarily a waterproof shell jacket. It is not heavily insulated and is designed to be worn with layers underneath for warmth, making it versatile across different temperatures.

Machine wash at 40°C with similar colours using a technical wash detergent. Rinse thoroughly and tumble dry on a low heat or hang dry. Avoid fabric conditioners and bleach.

Yes, by layering appropriately underneath. The jacket provides a waterproof and windproof outer barrier, which is essential for retaining warmth in cold conditions when combined with thermal layers.

Regatta typically offers a standard warranty against manufacturing defects. Please refer to the specific product documentation or retailer for exact warranty terms and duration, as this can vary.

The product description does not specify if the hood is detachable. Many Regatta jackets feature adjustable or fixed hoods. It is recommended to check the product details or images for specific models.

Store the jacket in a cool, dry place. Avoid long-term storage in tightly compressed bags, as this can damage the fabric's waterproof and breathable properties. Hanging is ideal.

The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish may have worn off. Clean the jacket thoroughly and re-apply a suitable waterproofing treatment according to the product instructions.

This could indicate reduced breathability. Ensure the garment is clean, as dirt and oils can clog the membrane pores. Wash with a technical cleaner and rinse thoroughly. If the issue persists, the fabric's breathability may be compromised over time.

Gently clean the zipper teeth with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or salt. Apply a graphite pencil or a silicone-based lubricant to the zipper teeth to improve smooth operation.

Check if the tape on the seams is peeling or damaged. If minor damage occurs, a seam sealer might provide a temporary fix. However, significant seam tape damage may indicate a defect.