Light and tough windbreaker that will keep you company on just about any adventure. Daybreak Jacket is made in a durable and stretchy polyester ripstop perfectly suited for hiking, climbing, biking or everyday activities.
Daybreak Jacket is built to last, both in terms of style, quality and functionality. We believe the world needs fewer but better garments. The jacket is designed to work for everything from climbing to biking or hiking. A combination of low weight, light weather protection and durable quality makes it very versatile.
The polyester fabric called Prime Ripstop™ is fully recyclable and also made from 38% recycled fibers. It’s light, stretchy, very comfortable and has a matte cargo-like texture. The ripstop construction makes it very durable. A PFAS-free water repellent will keep you dry in quick rain showers. The jacket has two zippered side pockets and one doubles as a stow pocket.
If you are looking for a versatile outdoor jacket to use from early spring to late fall, we can highly recommend Daybreak Jacket. The garment is completely recyclable and we kindly ask you to return it to us when it’s completely worn out. Nothing goes to waste and we can make new products from the raw material. We have recycling units in all our own stores and at many retailers.
- Regular fit
- Wind and water resistant
- PFAS-free DWR-treatment
- Durable ripstop fabric
- Adjustable hood
- Bottom hem adjustment
- Zippered side pockets
- Made from 38% recycled fibers
- Fully recyclable
- Weight: 368 g
Fabrics and Technology
Main Fabric: Prime Ripstop™
Durable ripstop construction with mechanical stretch. This fabric has the perfect combination between air permeability and wind resistance.
- Fabrics Origin: Taiwan
- 62% polyester 38% recycled polyester
- Weight: 177 g/sqm
- Ripstop
- Mechanical stretch
- Soft hand
- DWR finish – PFAS-free
- Bluesign® certified
- Recyclable
Care Instructions
Softshell
Softshell or single layer shells are garments with a water repellent surface, but without a membrane.
- Air clothes instead of washing to save water, energy and to make the garments last longer. Do make sure to wash your shell if it has been used in salt water or has gotten very sweaty or dirty as this weakens the performance of the garment. They can reduce the fabric’s breathability and damage the water repellent surface. The dirt can even allow for moisture to leak though the fabric.
- Use a washing bag to protect your garments and to prevent fibers from leaking. When cleaning the bag and filter in the machine, make sure to wipe it clean and throw the lint in your trash can. Never rinse it in water since we don’t want the fibers to end up in lakes or oceans.
- Machine wash cold.
- Use mild environmentally certified detergents and make sure to use the right dose.
- Avoid fabric softener. Besides being harmful for our environment, they have a negative impact on the garment performance, mainly moisture transportation and breathability.
- Hang dry. Just remember to introduce heat to the garment after washing to reactivate the water resistant surface of the outer fabric. Use a drying cabinet, dryer or iron. Make sure you monitor the heat so the garment does not melt.
- You can reapply or enforce the water repellent treatment with a wash-in or spray when needed. Always use an organic DWR: You can find both a spray and a wash-in in the webshop or in our stores.
SIZE
| Size |
XXS |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
| A. Chest |
88 |
94 |
100 |
106 |
112 |
118 |
| B. Seat |
92 |
98 |
104 |
110 |
116 |
122 |
| C. Length (front) |
52 |
55 |
57 |
59 |
61.3 |
64 |
| D. Sleevelength (from neck) |
73 |
75 |
78 |
80 |
83 |
85 |
