Joules Rosewell Longline Quilted Showerproof Coat with Collar - Black

No, the Joules Rosewell Coat is showerproof, meaning it offers protection against light rain and drizzles. It is not designed to be fully waterproof for heavy or prolonged downpours.

This coat is ideal for cooler temperatures and light rain, making it perfect for transitional seasons like autumn and spring, or milder winter days. The quilted design provides warmth suitable for crisp weather.

We recommend machine washing on a cold, gentle cycle with mild detergent. Do not tumble dry; instead, hang it to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area to help maintain the wadding's loft.

The main composition of the coat is 100% Recycled Nylon. The linings and wadding are made from various recycled polyester materials, highlighting its sustainable construction.

'Longline' refers to the coat's length, indicating that it extends further down the body, typically past the hips or to the mid-thigh, offering enhanced coverage and a sophisticated silhouette.

With its quilted design and recycled polyester wadding, the coat provides good warmth. It is suitable for milder winter days or can be layered over thicker clothing for added insulation in colder conditions. For extreme winter temperatures, you might consider an additional layer or a more heavily insulated coat.

The Joules Rosewell Coat features a regular fit, designed to be comfortable and allow for easy movement, as well as accommodating layers underneath without being too tight or restrictive.

This coat is designed to be showerproof, meaning it repels light rain and drizzles effectively. It is not fully waterproof and will become saturated in heavy or prolonged downpours. For extreme wet weather, a fully waterproof garment is recommended.

The wadding inside can compress over time or with improper care. After washing, gently fluff the coat by hand while it's still damp to redistribute the wadding. Ensure it's dried thoroughly and store it hanging to help maintain its loft.

Ensure no fabric is caught in the zipper teeth. Try gently wiggling the zipper pull up and down. If it persists, a small amount of zipper lubricant (like a graphite pencil or beeswax) applied to the teeth can help improve movement. Clean any dirt or debris from the zipper track.