Hand-dyed bomber jacket from INNAT's 26AW collection.

This bomber jacket is a staple of INNAT.
Based on the L-2B type from the 60s, which eliminated epaulets, it is constructed with a refined silhouette that removes unnecessary elements.
The lining uses an original brushed fabric made from a blend of cupro, rayon, and wool.
The differential shrinkage of the wool on the back, which occurs during product processing, is intentionally utilized to create natural puckering on both the front and back.
Even though it's new, it recreates the "perfectly worn-in" look of a vintage item found in a thrift store.
For dyeing, we use bengara dye, a traditional technique from Takahashi City, Okayama Prefecture.
This dye uses pigment created from oxidized iron in the soil, a byproduct of copper mining, and each item is hand-dyed individually.
This season, by applying bengara dye over light gray fabric, we achieved a profound look where the underlying light gray color is also visible, similar to chambray.
It was not easy to achieve this through product dyeing, given the differences in shrinkage rates and dyeing properties that arise from combining materials with different compositions, but through repeated trial and error, we realized this expression.
The unevenness of the color unique to hand-dyeing and the deep, rich tones quietly exude a strong presence in this piece.
It is reversible.

〈Size〉
[2]
Shoulder width: cm / Body width: cm / Sleeve length: cm / Garment length: cm
*Model height: cm, wearing size 2

〈Material〉
MAIN:

INNAT
Designer: Reina Tani

INNAT is a Japanese fashion brand.
Its concept is "LIKE AN INN".
With the desire for people to feel healing, relaxation, and exhilaration, transcending all boundaries such as age, gender, race, time, origin, and season, the brand offers a sophisticated and humorous hospitality.