Stone Island Showcases Its Innovative Off-Dye OVD Process With New Capsule

All of the jackets are finished with a reactive dyeing and resin coating cycle, with dried garments treated with corrosive resins to remove part of the color. This process gives every item a unique finish, before it is over-dyed, washed and dried.

Military-specification cotton ripstop is used on anoraks and overshirts, which feature technical details such as a split hood — that can be packed away in two individual halves — and bellow hand pockets. Elsewhere, the capsule features a hooded sweatshirt in cotton fleece, a vest made from run-proof cotton mesh and crewnecks in cotton fleece or pure cotton. All of the items sport a Stone Island badge on the left sleeve, which has also received the OFF-DYE OVD treatment.