Don’t wash unnecessarily — vinyl garments are easy to keep clean. Clean primarily with a damp cloth
and lukewarm water, without detergent. For more stubborn dirt, you can use uncoloured soap. If the
coat needs machine washing, wash at 40 °C without fabric softener, ideally inside out. Never tumble
dry — let it air dry hanging instead. Creases can be gently ironed out at a low temperature from the
inside, with a cloth in between. Don’t store light-coloured, glossy garments against dark colours,
leather or faux leather, as they can transfer colour.
Yes. Wilma is a women’s model with lacing at the waist and lining of recycled viscose. The other
coats are unisex.
The coat is open at the bottom, so air can circulate, but a completely sealed material does not let out
water vapour. During high activity it can therefore get damp on the inside. Trenchcoat 2.0 has
ventilation in the back. If you move a lot you can choose a jacket with mechanical ventilation, such as
the Hunter jacket or the Adventure anorak.
Retro and the Welded unlined coat are easy to pull on and have a hood and pockets, which suits the
dog walk and the trip to the shop. Trenchcoat 2.0 has a belt and ventilation in the back and suits
when you want to be a little more dressed up.
Yes. The coats in Biovinyl+ have a water column of over 20,000 mm. Most have welded seams, and
the unlined coat and Wilma have taped seams with a special tape used in protective clothing for
high-pressure washing.