Crafted from British Millerain 8oz. ultracore dry waxed cotton, the Belstaff Kate's Cottage jacket pays tribute to the iconic corner on the TT course. It boasts D3O shoulder and elbow armour, an internal pocket for optional back protection, and underarm vents for maximum breathability.
The design features twin needle topstitching, an oil-resistant corduroy collar and cuffs, and an adjustable waist for a personalized fit. Keep your essentials secure in the 15cm internal zipped pocket and stay dry with the waterproof membrane and zip shield with guttering. Complete with check cotton lining, hardware, and a logo arm patch, this updated archive style exudes durability and functionality.
Expertly equipped with D3O's removable and protective armour for maximum safety. This jacket also boasts a water-repellent coating, making it suitable for light showers. Additionally, it features zippered openings in strategic areas to allow for customizable ventilation and prevent overheating.
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A dry waxed version of an archive style
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Breathable, waterproof membrane
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Twin needle top stitching added for strength
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Oil resistant corduroy collar and cuff facings
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Signature checked cotton lining
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15cm internal zip pocket
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Underarm metal airvents
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Adjustable waist with snap and press studs
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Zip shield with rain gutter
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Silicone central snap to protect the tank
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Knee protection outer zip for easy armour removal
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Knurled throat latch, centenary hardware
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Internal zipped back protector pocket
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Stud fastening trouser loops
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Classic logo patch on left sleeve
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Shell: 52% Cotton, 48% Polyester. Waterproof Membrane: 100% Polyester Coated Polyurethane. Body Lining: 100% Cotton. Sleeve Lining: 100% Polyamide
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Protection: D3O Tri-ventilation level 1 (Elbow/Shoulder)
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Certification: AA
Care Guide
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Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron, dry clean or use biological cleaning products. Dry away from heat sources
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Clean in professional care centre. Rewax regularly to keep the garment waterproof and make it last longer
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Sponge clean soiled areas with lukewarm water and mild soap. Remove soap with a brush and cold water
