Belstaff Jackets

Belstaff waxed cotton jackets will benefit from re-waxing over time, particularly in areas of heavy wear like the shoulders and elbows. Belstaff recommend using their own wax dressing product to maintain water resistance and condition the fabric. It's not a frequent requirement, most wearers find once every year or two is sufficient depending on how hard the jacket is worn.

To keep your Belstaff wax jacket looking its best and performing properly, regular care is essential. The waxed cotton outer naturally repels water, but over time and wear it will need re-proofing.

Key care tips:

- Avoid machine washing or dry cleaning, as this removes the wax coating.
- Clean with cold water and a soft sponge only. No detergents.
- When the jacket starts to look dry or loses water resistance, it should be re-waxed.

Belstaff offers original wax dressing and wax care kits, including a 200ml wax tin, designed specifically for their jackets. Re-waxing restores water resistance, protects the fabric, and helps maintain the jacket’s authentic finish.

With proper care and occasional re-waxing, a Belstaff wax jacket can last for many years and develop a unique patina over time.

Check out our blog for a full guide on rewaxing your Belstaff jacket.

The Trialmaster is Belstaff's original iconic waxed cotton jacket. It is longer in cut, with a belted waist and their signature multiple pocket layout. The Racemaster, introduced in 1981, is a shorter and more streamlined version of the same design, offering the same waxed cotton construction with a slightly more versatile silhouette. Both are made from Belstaff's signature waxed cotton and are considered investment pieces.