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1996AW, STONE ISLAND's "This is a garment dye detachable hood raglan sleeve cotton jacket.

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STONE ISLAND is a fashion brand founded in 1982 in Lavalino, a suburb of Modena, Italy, by legendary designer Massimo Osti.
We offer a wide range of collections focusing on sportswear, combining functionality and design.

Since its founding, we have focused on the functionality and design of military wear, and have sublimated them as "fashion items" faster than anyone else.

In 1989, it developed the "Ice Jacket", which changes color depending on the temperature, attracting worldwide attention.
We use non-standard materials such as stainless steel and bronze, and always advocates the latest styles.

Also, synonymous with Stone Island is "Garment Dye."

Garment Dye is the name given to the dyeing process that was first created by Massimo Osti and his colleagues at C.P. Company in the early 1970s.
Usually, clothing is tailored using pre-dyed fabrics, but this process uses white or undyed fabrics, and dyes are performed as the final stage after the clothing has been fully tailored.

The dyeing technology, which has been born through many years of research, is an overwhelming technique that keeps other brands at bay.

Furthermore, we used a technique called "Double Dye in a Single Bath" that simultaneously dyes different compositions and uses a separate chemical approach to each composition to dye them into an impressive "tone-on-tone" color.
This technique will attract even more attention to Massimo Osti.

Other famous brands produced by Massimo Osti include C.P. Company, Boneville, and Left Hand.

This is a piece released in 1996 AW, with the world's first dyeing technology "garment dye" and was released in 1996.

In addition to the overwhelming presence of garment dyes, this is an eye-catching item with the brand's unique fabric, "RASO GOMMATO."

The colours are eccentric in a good way, but the details are quite simple.
With the bare minimum necessary details, such as a detachable hood, a slash zip pocket located in the middle, and side vents, this is a highly functional piece.

The cuffs come with adjustable Velcro tabs, allowing you to freely adjust the fit.

The collar also comes with a velcro chin strap, so you can wear it with the collar upright.
The atmosphere of wearing it with the collar raised will give it a non-exclusive atmosphere that can't be changed.

It also has "side vents" that are also used in suit jackets, and these can be opened and closed with a zip zipper, making them suitable for different uses depending on the purpose of wearing them.
Not only is it easy to move in, but it will also be able to wear elegance.

The front is equipped with a double-layered structure with a zip zipper and button closure.
The zip slider has a non-engraved zipper.

Additionally, it comes with a wind rose patch that shows the details of "Green Edge," which is synonymous with archive items, which was used until the 1990s.
A green edge is a rare item that is traded at high prices in the market, with the outer frame of the batch being decorated in a green color.

This individual is made of "100% cotton" fabric, and as it ages, you can feel the texture unique to natural fibers.
The fabric is worn in any season, so it is a piece that can be worn all year round.

This is the world's first dyeing technology, which was mentioned above, for the cotton fabric used. By applying "garment dyes", the depth and vibrancy of the color are highlighted, bringing out the characteristics of the material itself to the fullest.

Another characteristic of this individual is that it uses "RASO GOMMATO", one of Stone Island's representative fabrics.

Laso Gomart is a representative fabric that was adopted after its launch in 1984, which was the early stages of the brand, and is a representative fabric that serves as the foundation of the brand.
It is a cotton satin fabric made from military origin and is coated with polyurethane, making it highly durable and waterproof.

The color is a red orange color that combines energy and warmth.

The vivid tone, which seems to blend the passion of red and the cheerfulness of orange, brings attention to the eyes, yet still soft and creates a natural glamour that blends in with everyday life.
Not only is it an accent color, but it also has the strength to complete your styling with just one piece as a main item.

The subtle color unevenness and gradation caused by the garment dye give the entire jacket a depth and three-dimensional look, showing various expressions depending on the amount of light.

When you first wear an item with a garment dye, you will get the impression that it has become more beautiful due to its mysterious power.
It has a vividness and presence that is hard to describe in words.

This is a piece with a truly distinctive dyeing style, and is probably a piece that can only be experienced on Stone Island.
Personally, I think it would be cool to remove the wind rose patch on the left sleeve and simply put it on.

This is also an "Italian" individual that many people are looking for.
Many individuals will no longer be made in Italy in the future, so this is recommended for those who are particular about Italian-made products.

Another great feature is the "raglan sleeve" design that expands the range of motion around the arms.
Even if worn oversized, the fabric will fall along the shoulder line, making it possible to wear it with a beautiful silhouette. 

Size notation is "M"
I think it corresponds to "L to XL" in Japanese size.

Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.
The sleeves are made of Velcro,Even people with small figures can wear it with a silhouette that accumulates sleeves.

There are signs of wear such as dirt, scuffs, peeling, and missing zip sliders, but there is no sign of any major damage that may cause problems with wearing it, so I think it is still possible to wear it.

This individual has a "Green Edge" that Massimo Osti himself left the design in 1996 and was launched by his successor Paul Harvey.
Although it is not an individual in the so-called "Osti" period, its simple yet sophisticated design, typical of Stone Island, is still alive and well.

This is a perfect piece for your wardrobe or as a collection item.
This is a great item for collectors who like Stone Island, so if you're looking for it, don't miss this opportunity.