Sundazed (West Germany) 70s Vintage, Nino, Plain Weave, Harrington

Sundazed (West Germany) 70s Vintage, Nino, Plain Weave, Harrington SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos This German-made taupe Harrington jacket by Nino articulates a rigorously engineered synthesis of postwar sartorial inheritance and contemporary climate-responsive design, foregrounding a modular tailoring logic that integrates performance materialism with formal restraint. Its base textile—a coated plain-weave likely constructed from a polyester-cotton or nylon blend with a matte polyurethane finish—prioritizes elemental resistance, maintaining both structural integrity and breathability. The surface resists the synthetic glare typical of laminated membranes and avoids the saturated, oily tactility of waxed cotton, instead opting for a dry, architectural texture that echoes the quiet technicalism of Arc’teryx Veilance, Auralee, and Patagonia. This subdued material language reflects an unspoken sophistication, privileging environmental adaptation without performative design flourishes. Pattern-wise, the jacket remains faithful to the archetypal Harrington blueprint, with a pointed collar, welt hand pockets, an elasticated hem, and a zippered chest pocket embedded with geometric precision—each element distilled to its utilitarian core. This reductionist clarity aligns with the functional austerity pursued by Bleu De Paname and Fujito, both of which systematically deconstruct heritage forms without compromising their structural logic.