Stone Island - 4100024 WAXED PIGMENT COTTON TELA - Coats & Jackets - XL
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This Stone Island field jacket is designed for the adult male seeking a technically-inspired, protective outer layer. Its key benefit lies in its durable, wax-coated cotton-polyester canvas that offers a unique writing-effect surface and weather resistance. A potential caveat is the specialized care required for the waxed finish to maintain its appearance and performance.
All features
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Cotton |
| Size | XL |
| Model Part Number | L1S154100024S0290V007C |
| Brand | Stone Island |
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FAQs
What is the primary material of this jacket?
The jacket is made from a cotton-polyester canvas that is coated with pigmented wax.
How do I clean the jacket?
Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap only if necessary. Avoid machine washing and tumble drying.
Is the jacket waterproof?
The waxed coating provides water resistance against light rain and moisture. It is not fully waterproof.
What does the "writing effect" surface mean?
It refers to the unique, textured appearance of the wax coating on the fabric's outer face, which can resemble writing or markings.
Can the Stone Island logo patch be removed?
Yes, the patch logo is detachable, allowing for a more minimalist look.
What is the fit like for size XL?
This is a field jacket designed for adult males. Specific fit details may vary, but it is generally intended as an outer layer, suggesting a comfortable, non-restrictive fit.
How should I store this jacket?
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, to preserve the wax coating. Avoid creasing the waxed surface.
Troubleshooting
Wax coating appears uneven or patchy.
This is a natural characteristic of the waxing process and can evolve with wear. For a more uniform appearance, consider a professional re-waxing service or carefully apply a Stone Island-approved re-waxing agent following product instructions.
Jacket feels stiff after cleaning.
The stiffness is likely due to the wax. Allow the jacket to air out in a temperate environment. If the stiffness persists, a light re-waxing might be beneficial.
White residue on the jacket surface.
This can be a "blooming" effect common with waxes, especially in cooler temperatures. Gently buff the affected area with a soft, dry cloth. This effect usually disappears with body heat or slight wear.
The "writing effect" surface is scratched.
Minor scratches are part of the jacket's character. Deeper scratches may be irreversible. Avoid abrasive contact. For significant damage, consult with a Stone Island retailer about potential repair options.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable construction with a unique aesthetic finish.
- Offers practical storage with multiple front pockets.
- Provides enhanced protection against wind and light rain.
- Versatile styling options with a two-way zip and detachable logo.
- Technical material blend offers good longevity.
Cons
- Requires specific care due to the waxed coating.
- May be heavier than standard jackets due to the coating.
- The writing-effect surface may not appeal to all styles.
- Limited breathability compared to less treated fabrics.
- Can be prone to marking if not cared for properly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
As an apparel item, this jacket requires no technical setup. Its compatibility is with adult male sizing. Care for the waxed finish is crucial:
- Cleaning: Do not machine wash or tumble dry. Clean using a damp cloth and mild soap only if necessary. Avoid harsh detergents.
- Re-waxing: Over time, the wax finish may diminish. Re-application of wax can restore its water-resistant properties and appearance. Follow specific product instructions for re-waxing.
- Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the wax from melting or degrading. Avoid folding in a way that creases the waxed surface heavily.
- Ironing: Avoid direct ironing. If necessary, use a very low heat setting with a protective cloth between the iron and the jacket, but this is generally not recommended.