Peek & Cloppenburg (Austria) 90s, Carded Wool, Private-Label, OEM

Peek & Cloppenburg (Austria) 90s, Carded Wool, Private-Label, OEM SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos The Glen check sport coat exemplifies a synthesis of late-20th-century Central European tailoring tradition with semi-industrial production logic, positioned within the mid-market suiting landscape dominated by department store house-labels such as Peek & Cloppenburg. As a private label, Mondoro operates without auteur design authorship, relying instead on OEM manufacturing to deliver seasonally responsive garments that reflect canonical menswear forms. The brand’s output adheres to an established formula of pragmatic tailoring—structured, conservatively styled, and commercially scalable—suited for professionals seeking functional formality without avant-garde intervention. Constructed as a two-button single-breasted sport coat, the garment embodies the compositional standards of German and Austrian tailoring blocks from the mid-1990s to early 2000s. The silhouette features moderately padded shoulders, a low button stance, medium-width notch lapels with a softened angularity, and a full lining. The sleeves are set in with light sleevehead roll and machine-overlocked internal seams, while the cuffs are blind-hemmed and non-functional, reflecting cost-efficient finishing consistent with upscale mass production. The lapel roll is shaped through press-rolling rather than pad-stitching, indicative of a fused or semi-canvassed construction methodology.