Trespass Bingham Fleece - Blue - XXXL

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The Trespass Bingham Fleece is an ideal choice for adult men seeking a reliable, heavy-duty mid-layer for winter activities. Featuring Airtrap heat-retention technology and a robust 320gsm marbled knit, it provides excellent thermal insulation during cold-weather outings. While its thick construction offers superior warmth, potential users should note that its bulkier profile makes it better suited for layering under large outer shells rather than lightweight windbreakers.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Fleece |
| Size | XXXL |
| Model Part Number | MAFLFLN20004-NVM |
| Brand | Trespass |
While the dense 320gsm fabric provides good wind resistance compared to standard fleeces, it is not windproof. For extreme wind, pair with a wind-resistant shell.
Fleece is porous and will absorb water. It is recommended to wear a waterproof jacket over it in wet conditions.
Use a gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid bleach and fabric softeners, then hang to dry.
Because it is highly insulating, it may cause overheating during high-output activities. It is best used for low-to-moderate intensity tasks.
Airtrap is designed to stretch and trap body heat in pockets of air, providing superior insulation without adding unnecessary weight to the garment.
Gently remove pills with a fabric shaver or a specialized sweater comb to restore the surface appearance.
Ensure no fabric is caught in the teeth and apply a small amount of graphite or specialized zipper lubricant.
As a wearable garment, there is no technical setup required. For optimal compatibility, pair this jacket with a moisture-wicking base layer to prevent sweat from accumulating against the skin, which can compromise the insulating benefits of the fleece. To care for your jacket, machine wash on a cool setting with similar colors. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can degrade the technical properties of the synthetic fibers. Always air dry the garment flat or on a hanger; avoid high-heat tumble drying, as this may shrink or damage the knit structure over time.