Regatta Bayletta II Waterproof Jacket - Blue - 10

Isotex 10000 is Regatta's waterproof and breathable fabric technology. '10000' typically refers to a hydrostatic head of 10,000mm (meaning it can withstand 10,000mm of water pressure before it starts to leak) and a breathability rating of 10,000 g/m²/24hrs (how much water vapor can pass through in a day), offering excellent protection in wet weather while allowing moisture to escape.

The Bayletta II jacket provides waterproof and windproof protection but is not insulated. For very cold weather, we recommend wearing appropriate insulating layers (like a fleece or down jacket) underneath to stay warm, as it functions primarily as an outer shell.

Machine wash cold (30°C or 86°F) on a delicate cycle using a technical cleaner specifically designed for waterproof breathable fabrics. Avoid conventional detergents, fabric softeners, and bleach. Always air dry completely, away from direct heat.

The product description mentions 'two pockets with stylish snap fastenings' which are external. It does not specify any internal pockets, so assume storage is limited to the two external options.

The jacket features an 'adjustable hood for customisable coverage,' but the product description does not indicate that it is designed to be removable.

The Bayletta II jacket is ideal for everyday wear, light hikes, dog walking, commuting, and general outdoor activities where reliable waterproof and breathable protection is needed in variable weather conditions and a stylish appearance is desired.

This indicates the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) finish may need renewing. Wash the jacket with a technical cleaner and then apply a reproofing spray or wash-in treatment designed for waterproof breathable fabrics.

While the jacket is breathable, its capacity can be overwhelmed. Ensure you are not overdressing underneath. If engaging in high-intensity activity, consider adjusting layers or partially opening the main zip for ventilation if conditions allow.

Clean the zipper teeth with a small brush and mild soap to remove dirt and grit. Apply a zipper lubricant (such as zipper wax) sparingly along the teeth to improve glide. Avoid forcing the zipper, as this can cause damage.

Inspect the Velcro for trapped lint, threads, or debris. Use a comb or stiff brush to carefully remove any obstructions from both the hook and loop sides to restore their grip and ensure a secure fastening.