Limestone Water-Repellent Jacket

• Open, stitched collar
• Closure with five rounded raw brass buttons, eyelet buttonhole with bartack reinforcement
• Rounded, double-needle patch pockets, reinforced at the opening with biased stop stitches
• Sleeve tip
• Sleeve bottom with slit reinforced by a stop stitch, adjustable buttoning and slanted buttonhole
• Double needle assembly and traditional chain stitch with 100% cotton thread
• To help you, Lucas wears a size M and is 1m87 tall.
• Learn more about the measures.

Fabric: VENTILE twill in 100% recycled cotton of 250gr/m². Lining in 100% cotton twill

Origin: HOMEVENTILATED.

Ventile recycled cotton twill is a high-performance fabric ideal for outdoor clothing. Its history dates back to World War II, when it was developed in the United Kingdom to meet the needs of the British Army.

This material is made from a dense cotton weave. The remarkable characteristic of Ventile fabric lies in its natural ability to repel water. Upon contact with water, the fibers expand to form a waterproof barrier. The manufacture of Ventile requires rigorous craftsmanship, resulting in a high-quality fabric that meets the most demanding standards. The waterproof and durable qualities of this fabric are achieved through a mechanical process and without the use of chemicals.

Like the entire Kidur collection, the Limestone jacket is made in Plainelière de Courlay in the historic factory, and certified Origine France Garantie.

• The Limestone Jacket develops a patina over time and becomes more beautiful with use.
• Machine wash at 30°C maximum.
• Before the first wash, you can soak the jacket for 1 hour in cold water with a glass of white vinegar. This trick will help fix the color.
• The spin cycle in the washing machine should not exceed 600 revolutions per minute to avoid white marks on the color.
• Ideally, you should air dry your jacket immediately after washing. Do not tumble dry.
• Iron at medium temperature (150°C), always with steam to moisten the fiber.
• You can limit washing by airing it on a hanger outside; the Absinthe Jacket is not a piece that should be worn next to the skin. The material will hold up better over time if you space out washing.