SODRA SOL | SOL WOOL BLAZER
DESCRIPTION
Architectural warmth through convertible minimalist tailoring.
The SÖDRA SOL Sol Wool Blazer blends classic sartorial structure with an avant-garde edge. Meticulously tailored from premium Melton Wool in a deep Onyx Grey tone, this unisex jacket features a full inner lining to ensure ultimate warmth and itch-free comfort throughout wear.
Highlighting modular design, the blazer features a convertible collar layout: button it entirely to form a sharp, high-neck mandarin silhouette, or unbutton and fold back the lapels for a classic deep V-neck profile. Accentuated with single-breasted custom metal buttons engraved with logo branding, it is equipped with one chest pocket and two welt hip pockets for structured utility.
KEY FEATURES
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Material: Outer: Premium Melton Wool (Onyx Grey); Inner: Smooth, non-itch full lining.
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Convertible Design: Dual-style lapel neckline—wear fully buttoned up (high collar) or open (deep lapel).
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Hardware: Custom metal buttons dập tên brand.
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Pockets: 1 chest welt pocket and 2 horizontal waist welt pockets.
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Fit: Structured unisex tailoring.
General Washing & Maintenance
Wash Less: To maintain fabric structure and raw finishes, avoid frequent washing. Air out garments after wearing whenever possible.
Cold Water Only: Always hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle with cold water (max 30°C / 86°F) to prevent shrinkage and color fading.
Gentle Detergent: Use a mild, neutral detergent. Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, or fabric softeners.
Wash Inside Out: Turn garments inside out prior to washing to protect surface textures, distressing, prints, and metallic hardware.
Drying & Garment Shape
Do Not Tumble Dry: Heat damages technical fibers, distressing details, and structure. Always line dry or lay flat to dry in the shade.
Shape While Damp: Gently reshape dark denim, twill, and structured heavy cotton garments while still damp before hanging.
Knitwear Care: Heavy knits and soft distressed tops should always be stored flat (folded) rather than hung to prevent stretching.
Ironing & Hardware Details
Steam Preferred: Use a garment steamer to remove creases and refresh fabric without crushing raw textures or causing shine marks.
Low Heat Iron: If using an iron, iron on low heat from the reverse side and use a protective pressing cloth.
Hardware Care: Fasten all zippers, buttons, and metallic buckles before washing to prevent snagging on raw edges or mesh panels.