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Dior Pre-Fall 2025 Hoodie: A Timeless Dialogue Between the Oblique Pattern and Eastern Aesthetics. Design Narrative: When Parisian Classics Meet Kyoto Zen. This hooded jacket is a cultural ode to the Dior Pre-Fall 2025 collection. One side features the iconic Oblique pattern, designed by Marc Bohan in 1967, rendered in three dimensions using a 7-needle jacquard technique in a 500g high-count wool blend. The other side features a minimalist deep navy blue, alluding to the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic of white space. Designer Maria Grazia Chiuri infuses the brand's 70-year connection to Japan into her tailoring. The hooded silhouette references the wide sleeves of a kimono. At the launch at Kyoto's Toji Temple, a model walked through a shower of cherry blossoms, creating a poetic visual symbol of the season.
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Patented technology: Using the Italian Botto Giuseppe seamless knitting process to achieve double-sided switching with zero sewing marks, with 12,000 stitches per square centimeter for precision stitching
Material game: The front side is a 68-count Merino wool blend containing 30% recycled cashmere, and the back side has a double-layer air layer fabric, which is both warm and light
Detail code: Customized Cd metal zipper head engraved with Oblique dark pattern, and the hidden drawstring on the inside of the brim echoes the traditional Japanese hat
Size SML
Process deconstruction:
Patented technology: Using the Italian Botto Giuseppe seamless knitting process to achieve double-sided switching with zero sewing marks, with 12,000 stitches per square centimeter for precision stitching
Material game: The front side is a 68-count Merino wool blend containing 30% recycled cashmere, and the back side has a double-layer air layer fabric, which is both warm and light
Detail code: Customized Cd metal zipper head engraved with Oblique dark pattern, and the hidden drawstring on the inside of the brim echoes the traditional Japanese hat
Size SML
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