Regatta Bayletta Hooded Waterproof Jacket - Olive - Size: 10

Isotex 15000 is Regatta's own waterproof and breathable fabric technology. The '15000' rating indicates it can withstand a water column of 15,000mm and offers a breathability rating of 15,000 g/m²/24 hours, providing good protection against rain and allowing perspiration vapor to escape.

The Bayletta jacket is primarily designed for rain protection. While it has linings for comfort, it is not heavily insulated. For cold winter weather, layering with warm mid-layers (like fleece or down) is recommended.

You can machine wash the jacket at 40°C. It's important to close all zippers and fasteners before washing and to wash it separately. Avoid bleach and dry cleaning. Tumble dry on low heat and iron on a low setting.

Yes, the jacket features a grown-on hood with drawcords and an inner drawcord at the waistband, allowing you to adjust them for a better fit and to keep out the elements.

DWR stands for Durable Water Repellent. It's a special coating applied to the outer fabric that causes water to bead up and roll off, preventing the fabric from becoming saturated and helping to maintain its breathability.

The jacket is available in a range of women's sizes. Please refer to the specific product listing or sizing chart for the most accurate and up-to-date information on available sizes.

To maintain the DWR finish, avoid using fabric softeners or biological detergents during washing. After washing, you can tumble dry on a low heat setting, which can help reactivate the DWR treatment. If the water repellency significantly diminishes, you may need to reapply a DWR treatment product.

Ensure all seams are properly taped. Check the DWR finish; if it's worn, the fabric may need re-waterproofing treatment. Ensure zippers are fully closed during use.

The fabric's pores might be blocked by dirt or detergent residue. Wash the jacket according to care instructions, using a technical wash if possible, and rinse thoroughly.

This can sometimes occur with highly waterproof fabrics if internal moisture (sweat) is produced faster than the fabric can breathe. Wear moisture-wicking base layers to help manage sweat.

Clean the zipper teeth carefully and apply a small amount of wax or a specialized zipper lubricant.