Hood
The hood is not stored in the collar. The collar is then closed by an injected plastic zipper to prevent salt oxidation.
Visor with headband to keep rain off the face and improve fit.
Collar rises to the chin.
Pockets
2 pockets on the front of the jacket, to hold VHF, raban, cap... Injected plastic zipper to prevent salt oxidation
1 inside pocket on right breast for phone or other items, zippered
ATTENTION: pockets are NOT WATERPROOF.
Front zipper
Full-length zip with inner gutter (under flap) to prevent air and water ingress. The outer flap prevents water from entering through the zip, guaranteeing a higher level of waterproofing.
Soft fabric chin flap at the top of the collar.
Sleeves
At the end of the sleeve is an adjustable Velcro sleeve. It allows you to adjust the sleeve to the length of your arm, but also to limit the entry of air and water.
To unfasten the jacket more easily, open the sleeve fully.
Waterproofing 1/2
We measure a fabric's resistance to water pressure expressed in mm water column (test based on ISO 811 standard). The higher the pressure, the more waterproof the fabric.
Here are the waterproof values:
Component resistant to a water pressure of 15,000mm after aging (5 washes). This is equivalent to 15,000 Schmerber - the average pressure exerted by water during a rain shower.
The jacket's waterproofing was tested under a rainfall of 60 liters of water/m²/hour for 2 hours.
Waterproofing 2/2
- Water-repellent coated fabric (water runs off the fabric)
- 100% taped seams
- Adjustable hem with elasticated drawcord
- Sleeve cuffs adjustable with hook-and-loop fasteners
- Zipper with inside flap and outside flap for improved waterproofing
- Injected plastic zipper to prevent salt oxidation
Component breathability
Pour savoir si un tissu est respirant, on mesure sa résistance évaporative RET (norme ISO 11092). Plus la résistance est faible, plus le tissu laisse s’échapper la vapeur d'eau et donc plus le tissu est respirant.
On considère que si :
RET < 9 = tissu très respirant
9 < RET < 12 = tissu respirant.
Le RET de la veste Sailing 300 est de 12.
Water-repellent information
A fabric's water repellency is its ability to let water slide off its surface without absorbing it.
This means your jacket won't become waterlogged, remaining light and breathable. Water repellency is achieved by a treatment applied to the outer face of the fabric, but in use these properties can be altered.
Water repellency can be reactivated by tumbling the jacket in a tumble dryer for 10 minutes at low temperature.
How do you reactivate the water repellency of your jacket?
Drying is essential to reactivate the water-repellent treatment.
We recommend that you let your jacket dry completely in the open air, flat on a drying rack. Never dry your jacket directly on a radiator.
Then tumble dry on the synthetic program for a short time (10 to 15 minutes) before putting it back on. Be careful not to over-dry the garment.
How do I wash my jacket?
To preserve water repellency, we recommend that you limit the number of washes.
Close all zips and flaps, empty the pockets and then turn the garment inside out to wash inside out. You can wash it on a synthetic program at 30° or 40°C with your usual detergent. Do not use fabric softener, which could damage the garment's original performance, or bleach. Very important: rinse thoroughly or use a double rinse.
