HS (Austria) 70s, Looped Wool Mohair Tweed, Windowpane Check, High GSM

HS (Austria) 70s, Looped Wool Mohair Tweed, Windowpane Check, High GSM SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos This vintage men’s overcoat by HS Modell—most likely produced in Austria or West Germany during the 1970s to 1980s—epitomizes the cold-weather pragmatism and material intelligence that defined Central European postwar tailoring. Constructed from a dense, high-GSM boucle tweed composed of wool and mohair, the textile features a subdued windowpane check rendered in nuanced tones of blue, charcoal, and brown. The looped yarn structure yields a spongy resilience and tactile dimensionality that simultaneously offers insulation, breathability, and a subtle visual rhythm—eschewing the assertive graphic logic of Glen check or Prince of Wales plaids in favor of a muted chromatic discipline. This textural understatement aligns with the material philosophies of Auralee and Invertere, where surface modulation and tonal restraint supersede overt patterning. The mohair-wool blend, tightly spun into compact loops, imparts both structural fortitude and haptic richness, positioning the fabric as a textural counterpart to Alpine loden in terms of thermal logic, while enhancing its visual complexity in a manner akin to the Tyrolean-informed tailoring of Bergfabel and the transitional-weather pragmatism of J. Keydge and Ring Jacket.