Tetrasvit (Slovakia) 70s, Brushed Yarn, Folk Geometry, Eastern Bloc

Tetrasvit (Slovakia) 70s, Brushed Yarn, Folk Geometry, Eastern Bloc SUNDAZED & OUTSIDE SOCIETY S.O.S. | sundazed.io/sos This women’s mid-century jacquard pullover by Slovakian label Tetrasvit exemplifies the synthesis of 1970s to early 1980s Eastern European knitwear traditions, where utilitarian craftsmanship intersected with visual experimentation. The brushed yarn imparts a dimensional softness that enhances the textile's tactile topography, while the herringbone chevron motif—executed in a muted sangria and sage combination—conveys a controlled psychedelia, a visual rhythm shaped by the rigid production logic of post-Soviet mechanized knitting. The silhouette remains volumetrically boxy, featuring saddle shoulders and a subtly bloused hem shaped through engineered ribbing, enabling ergonomic fluidity without relying on exaggerated tailoring. The neckline is cleanly rib-finished with a tightly linked edge and minimal roll-off, signaling precision flatbed machine finishing emblematic of mid-century Eastern European textile manufacturing. The garment occupies a definitive space within the heritage knit pullover typology, particularly those embedded in post-industrial design narratives.