Craghoppers Richmond Stretch Workwear Jacket - Grey - XS

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The Craghoppers Richmond Stretch Workwear Jacket is designed for adult professionals who require a balance of heavy-duty weather protection and ergonomic movement. Its primary benefit is the combination of a breathable waterproof membrane and high-reach articulation, making it perfect for demanding physical tasks in unpredictable weather; however, users should note that the polyester construction is tailored for rugged durability rather than lightweight layering.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Grey |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Polyester |
| Size | XS |
| Model Part Number | CEW012___W3540 |
| Brand | Craghoppers |
Yes, it features AquaDry Membrane technology designed to provide reliable waterproof protection in wet conditions.
The RFID pocket is designed to protect your passport or chipped cards from unauthorized electronic scanning.
The jacket is excellent for blocking wind and rain, but it is a shell. You should layer it with insulated garments for extreme cold temperatures.
The patches are integrated into the garment and should be cleaned according to the standard wash instructions for the jacket.
Yes, it includes reflective details that enhance visibility in low-light environments, improving safety for the wearer.
The Richmond Stretch Workwear Jacket is constructed from high-quality, durable polyester engineered for both stretch and resilience.
The DWR coating has likely worn off. Wash the jacket and re-apply a DWR spray treatment to restore water repellency.
Open the pit zips to increase ventilation and ensure base layers are moisture-wicking and not heavy cotton.
This jacket requires minimal setup; simply adjust the cuffs and hem drawcords to achieve the desired fit. For care, it is recommended to wash the jacket in cool water with a technical detergent designed for waterproof membranes. Avoid using fabric softeners, as these can strip the DWR coating. To maintain the H2OShield performance, the jacket should be tumble-dried on a low setting or air-dried, followed by a light heat treatment if the manufacturer-specific instructions allow to reactivate the water-repellent finish. Always check the internal garment tags before using harsh cleaning agents or high-heat irons.