Polo Ralph Lauren Garment-Dyed Jacket - Blue - 3

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Designed for active girls who appreciate a classic, refined aesthetic, the Polo Ralph Lauren Garment-Dyed Jacket offers a sophisticated layer for casual wear and transitional weather. Its primary benefit is the unique, soft texture and character achieved through specialized dyeing, which ensures a lived-in feel from the first wear. A notable caveat for parents is that the garment-dyed process is intentionally designed to evolve over time, meaning the vibrant blue color will naturally fade and change with wash and wear.
| Age Group | kids |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Cotton |
| Child Size UK | 3 |
| Model Part Number | 312B17500001 |
| Brand | Polo Ralph Lauren |
This jacket uses a garment-dyeing process that provides a unique, vintage-inspired look and a soft texture right out of the box.
Yes, it is designed to gradually fade and develop unique color variations over time, which is a characteristic of the dye process.
No, this jacket is made of cotton and is not designed to be water-resistant or waterproof.
While air-drying is recommended to extend the life of the fabric, you can use a low-heat tumble dry setting if necessary.
The size UK 3 is intended for specific age ranges; we recommend checking the size guide or comparing it to current well-fitting garments.
Wash inside out in cold water and avoid direct sunlight when air-drying.
A quick tumble in the dryer on a 'no heat' or 'air fluff' setting will soften the cotton fibers.
To preserve the integrity of the garment-dyed cotton, it is recommended to wash the jacket in cold water on a gentle cycle. Because of the specialized dyeing technique, color transfer may occur, especially during the first few washes, so it is best to wash with like-colored items. Avoid using harsh bleach or heavy detergents that could strip the pigment prematurely. For drying, a low-heat cycle or air-drying flat is ideal to maintain the garment's shape and prevent shrinking. If you need to iron the jacket, do so on a low setting while the fabric is slightly damp to avoid scorching the cotton fibers.