Regatta Lofthouse Insulated Jacket - Red

No, the Regatta Lofthouse Insulated Jacket features a `water-repellent finish`, which means it will shed light rain and splashes. It is not designed to be fully waterproof for heavy or prolonged downpours.

`Warmloft` is a synthetic insulation developed by Regatta. It's designed to mimic the warmth and compressibility of natural down while retaining its insulating properties even when damp, providing lightweight warmth without bulk.

For best results, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle using a mild detergent specifically designed for technical outerwear, if possible. Avoid fabric softeners and ensure it is thoroughly dried, preferably tumble dried on low with dryer balls to restore loft. Always check the jacket's internal label for specific instructions.

The Regatta Lofthouse Insulated Jacket is ideal for `chilly school mornings` and moderate cold conditions. For very harsh or extreme winter weather, it's recommended to layer it with additional warm clothing underneath, or opt for a jacket specifically rated for extreme cold.

Yes, the jacket features `zipped pockets`, which are great for securely storing small items or keeping hands warm.

The jacket is made from `Polyester`, which is known for its durability, quick-drying properties, and ease of care.

Yes, the Regatta Lofthouse Insulated Jacket is available in various `colour_family` options such as `Red`, `Blue`, and `Green`, and comes in different `size_children_uk` options, including `3-4 Years`, `5-6 Years`, `9-10`, and `10-11 Years`.

Ensure the jacket is properly zipped and the hood is up if needed. For very cold days, consider adding an extra base layer or fleece underneath the jacket. Check that the insulation is not compressed or matted from improper washing or storage.

The DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish can wear off over time. Wash the jacket according to care instructions, and if the issue persists, re-apply a DWR treatment designed for outerwear. This is often available as a spray or wash-in product.

Check for any fabric caught in the zipper teeth. Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush to remove dirt or debris. A small amount of zipper lubricant (like a graphite pencil or a dedicated zipper wax) can help it run smoothly.

Gently clean the reflective trims with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh scrubbing or abrasive cleaners, which can damage the reflective material.

This often occurs if the jacket wasn't completely dry before storage. Re-wash the jacket with a proper outerwear cleaner and ensure it is thoroughly dried, potentially using dryer balls to help circulate air and fluff the insulation.