Belstaff Racemaster Icon Jacket - Blue - Size UK 48

The frequency of re-waxing depends on usage and environmental conditions. A good indicator is when water no longer beads effectively on the surface. For regular wear, this might be once a year or as needed.

The jacket offers water-repellency, suitable for light to moderate rain. For prolonged exposure to heavy downpours, additional waterproof gear or a more specialized waterproof jacket might be necessary.

The Racemaster was originally designed as a shorter version of the Trialmaster, allowing for more freedom of movement. The Trialmaster typically features a longer cut and often includes additional pockets or details.

Store the jacket hanging in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. Avoid storing it in plastic bags, as this can affect the breathability of the waxed cotton.

The jacket is crafted from 6 oz. British Millerain waxed cotton.

While the waxed cotton offers wind resistance, the jacket itself is not heavily insulated. For very cold weather, layering with a warm mid-layer or thermal base layer is recommended.

No, never machine wash or dry clean a waxed cotton jacket. This will strip the wax and damage the fabric. Cleaning should be done with a damp cloth and cold water only.

This can happen if the jacket is dried too close to a heat source. Allow it to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area away from direct heat. If stickiness persists, a light brushing might help.

The jacket likely needs re-waxing. Purchase a Belstaff-approved fabric wax and follow the re-application instructions carefully. Ensure the jacket is clean and dry before waxing.

This can occur if the wax has not fully cured or if the jacket is stored improperly. Ensure the jacket is fully cured after waxing and store it hanging in a cool, dry place.

Small scuffs are normal wear for waxed cotton and often blend in with the patina over time. For more noticeable marks, re-waxing can sometimes help obscure them.