Dior 26SS Oblique Full-Coverage Jacquard Knit Zip Hoodie Navy Blue | STOLL Whole-Garment 12-Gauge Tonal Unisex S–XL

Dior 26SS Oblique Full-Coverage Jacquard Knit Zip Hoodie – Navy Blue – Unisex624G28A2E37-X5790

$218.00

Dior 26SS Oblique Full-Coverage Jacquard Knit Zip Hoodie – Navy Blue – Unisex624G28A2E37-X5790

$218.00

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Dior 26SS Oblique Full-Coverage Jacquard Knit Zip Hoodie – Navy Blue

The same construction. A deeper, more nocturnal color register. The navy blue edition of the Dior 26SS Oblique jacquard zip hoodie carries the identical build specification to the grey edition — German STOLL whole-garment flat-knitting, 12-gauge color-yarn jacquard interlacing, combed cotton blend yarn, double-layer composite hood, custom 1,000-cycle-tested metal zip, 2×2 high-elastic ribbed cuffs and hem, 14-stitch-per-3cm uniform seam density — but on a navy blue base in which the Oblique motif reads as a tonal dark-on-dark surface pattern rather than a light-contrast graphic. Against navy, the 12-gauge jacquard interlacing produces the Oblique letterforms as a dimensional texture that is perceived through surface depth and light absorption rather than color contrast. The grey edition reveals the Oblique in full clarity. The navy blue edition reveals it in shadow and relief.

Why You'll Love It

German STOLL Whole-Garment Flat-Knitting – One-Piece Construction: The entire hoodie — front body, back body, both sleeves, and hood — knitted as a single continuous piece on a German STOLL whole-garment flat-knitting machine, with no panel cutting and no panel assembly seams. The STOLL whole-garment process eliminates every cut-and-sew seam from the garment body, removing panel alignment variables and structural weak points. The Oblique jacquard pattern runs continuously across every panel because there are no panel edges where the pattern would need to be re-registered at a seam. On the navy base, the uninterrupted pattern continuity is more perceptually significant than on grey: a seam interruption in a dark tonal pattern reads as a color break, not just a construction line.
12-Gauge High-Precision Color-Yarn Jacquard – Tonal Dark-on-Dark Oblique: The Dior Oblique monogram produced across the full garment surface by 12-gauge color-yarn interlacing — the same construction-level pattern production as the grey edition, but with a navy-specific visual result. Against navy blue, the Oblique letterforms read as a tonal dark-on-dark surface pattern: the color-yarn differential between the background navy and the Oblique motif navy produces a pattern that is perceived through dimensional surface relief and differential light absorption rather than color contrast. In direct light, the Oblique motif reflects at a slightly different angle than the background field, making the letterforms visible. In low or ambient light, the pattern reads as a continuous dark texture. The Oblique that reveals itself to the attentive observer rather than announcing itself at distance.
Combed Cotton Blend Yarn – Navy Depth, Matte Surface: The garment body knitted from selected high-quality combed cotton blend yarn — combed to remove short and irregular fibers before spinning, leaving a longer, more aligned fiber bundle that produces a smoother, more uniform yarn surface. On navy blue, the combed cotton blend surface reads as a fine, deep matte — the dull-finish surface that gives navy its most saturated, most depth-forward chromatic register. The matte finish that prevents the navy from reading as a flat, surface-level color and gives it the dimensional depth of a fabric with structural density rather than a dyed shell.
Double-Layer Hood – Composite Interlining, High-Density Reinforcement Strip: The hood constructed in a double-layer composite structure with a high-density interlining strip bonded at the hood opening edge — the interlining that prevents the hood from collapsing inward or losing its three-dimensional profile when worn. On the navy edition, the self-supporting hood structure is a silhouette consideration as much as a construction one: a collapsed hood against a dark body reads as a shapeless mass; the double-layer composite hood maintains a defined profile that reads as intentional architecture against the navy ground.
Custom Metal Zip – 1,000-Cycle Tested, Double-Strand Edge Binding: A custom metal zip at the center-front placket — tested to 1,000 open-and-close cycles for smooth operation and pull-tab durability before production approval. The zip edges finished with a double-strand binding stitch that prevents zip-tape unraveling and keeps the zip panel flat and bonded to the knit body at full edge contact. On navy, the metal zip hardware reads as the single highest-contrast element on the garment front — the point at which the Dior Oblique hoodie makes its most explicit material statement.
2×2 High-Elastic Ribbed Cuffs & Hem – Double-Needle Coverstitch, Anti-Unravel: The cuffs and hem finished in 2×2 high-elastic rib secured with a double-needle coverstitch and anti-unravel stitch cycle — the rib termination that distributes stress across two needle lines and locks the final stitch loop against unraveling under repeated wear and washing. The cuff and hem that fits cleanly, returns to its original width after stretching, and does not unravel at the edge under normal use conditions.
Same-Color High-Elastic Drawcord – Finished End Treatment: The hood drawcord in a same-color high-elastic cotton cord — tonal to the navy blue body, the same-color match that is more consequential on navy than on grey: a mismatched drawcord color on a dark tonal garment reads as an oversight; a correctly matched navy drawcord reads as invisible precision. Finished at both ends with a precision end-cap treatment that prevents fraying through repeated use.
14-Stitch-per-3cm Seam Density – Uniform Across All Joins: All construction joins held to a uniform stitch density of 14 stitches per 3 centimeters — flat, even stitch lines across every join: straight, fine, and consistent in tension from the first stitch to the last. On the navy edition, stitch line uniformity is a surface visibility consideration: against a dark ground, an uneven or variable-tension stitch line reads as a surface irregularity that catches light differently from the surrounding fabric; a uniform 14-stitch-per-3cm line disappears into the navy surface as intended.
Unisex Design: Proportioned for both men and women — the Dior 26SS Oblique full-coverage jacquard knit zip hoodie in the navy blue colorway that is the most tonal, most depth-forward, and most nocturnal expression of the Oblique motif in the 26SS lineup.

Size Guide

Note: Shoulder measurements not specified for this style; fit is relaxed. All measurements are taken flat. A 1–3 cm variance is within normal range.