Texel Sailing Jacket

The TEXEL jacket is a lightweight summer jacket that can be worn both on board and during onshore activities and other outdoor pursuits. Its coated outer fabric protects against spray and sudden downpours, is breathable, and completely windproof. The jacket features a clean design and subtle logo branding, making it ideal as a crew jacket for sailing teams with their own lettering or logo.

Features of the TEXEL jacket:

• The front zipper is backed by a water-shedding storm flap, and the side slip pockets are covered with seamless protective flaps.
• The zippers for the front and slip pockets are high quality and come from YKK, a market leader.
• A chin guard covers the top end of the front zipper.
• The hood is detachable and can be attached with a zipper. It is also equipped with an elastic drawcord and a hook-and-loop strap for individual adjustment.
• The collar at the back of the neck is lined with extra-light fleece.
• The jacket has a total of four pockets: two internal chest pockets and two external slip pockets, all secured with zippers.
• The jacket hem can be adjusted in width with an elastic drawcord to protect against wind and cold.
• The sleeves are width-adjustable at the wrists with narrow hook-and-loop fasteners.
• Ergonomically pre-shaped sleeves for greater wearing comfort.
• The jacket’s outer fabric is 100% waterproof, windproof, and breathable. It has a water-repellent finish, and all seams are watertight taped.
• The jacket is made from high-quality, easy-care nylon outer fabric.
• The body and sleeves are lined with a combined mesh and nylon taffeta lining, enabling better breathability and easier on and off.

Materials:

• Outer fabric: 100% polyamide/nylon with polyurethane coating
• Lining: 100% polyamide/nylon

Outer material made of 100% polyamide/nylon with
polyurethane coating; inner lining made of 100% polyamide/nylon

Enjoy long-lasting performance from your waterproof sailing jacket from Crazy4Sailing by following these simple care tips:

1. Rinse: Rinse the jacket briefly with water after wearing it to remove salt and dirt.
2. Wash: If needed, you can clean the jacket in the washing machine using a mild detergent and a gentle cycle. Please do not use bleach or fabric softener.
3. Air-dry: Hang the jacket up to dry—ideally not in direct sunlight or near heaters.
4. Refresh: If the jacket becomes less water-repellent over time, you can easily refresh it with a standard waterproofing spray for outdoor clothing.
5. Store: Keep the jacket in a dry place so it is ready for your next adventure.