Care Instructions

How to look after your weatherwear
1 - Always dry out your garments after use. If you leave them wet in the bag, they will go moldy, start to smell and lose their water resistance. Also, golf courses use a huge amount of chemicals, and if they come into contact with your clothing they can deteriorate the properties of the fabric.

2 - Wash your weatherwear with non-biological laundry detergent. Waterproof fabrics become less efficient and deteriorate when they get dirty or sweaty, so washing jackets and trousers restores their waterproofness and breath-ability. Wash with a 104°F cycle no hotter otherwise you could damage the fabric.

3 - When you've washed your suit, hang it out to dry naturally. It's best not to iron your waterproofs because people tend to put the iron on too hot and destroy the fabric.

ProQuip is the only weatherwear company that guarantees its waterproofs for three years.