Sundazed (Finland) 70s, Reversible, Reinforced Ribbing, Prototype

Sundazed (Finland) 70s, Reversible, Reinforced Ribbing, Prototype SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos This 1970s Finnish reversible blouson bomber articulates a modular philosophy of transitional outerwear that integrates military-functional principles with the clean geometry of mid-century athleticwear. Defined by its dual-surface architecture and sharply articulated hem structure, the garment deploys a poly-cotton shell treated for both resilience and controlled luster—a tactile and visual equilibrium that evokes fiber technologies advanced by Nigel Cabourn and Meanswhile, whose fabric experimentation bridges the civil-military spectrum through weather-responsive treatments and heritage-adapted utility. The outer surface exhibits a crisp, structured tactility, retaining technical rigidity without visual bulk, while the reversibility is achieved with calibrated restraint—yielding a streamlined volume that mirrors the athletic reinterpretations of postwar utilitywear seen in the work of Visvim and Kaptain Sunshine. Both brands channel Japanese textile philosophy through historical silhouettes reimagined for contemporary motion, a dynamic echoed in the jacket’s lean contouring and function-specific modulation. The rib-knit trim—strategically tensioned at the hem, cuffs, and collar—demonstrates precision circular knitting consistent with loopwheel construction standards.