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Lucia (West Germany)

Vintage, 1970s, Dralon

$80.00
: M
: Blue

Lucia
Origin: West Germany

Tag: 42, Bayer Textilfaser, dralon MIT SCHURWOLLE
Size: M
Color: Cerulean
Fabric: Knit
Composition: 60% Polyacryl 40% Wolle

Measurements (cm)
Chest: 48
Length: 66
Shoulder: 48
Sleeve: 32

This knitted short-sleeve top showcases a color-blocked design in sky blue and off-white tones, combining a sporty yet refined aesthetic influenced by vintage athletics and contemporary minimalism. Featuring a slightly boxy silhouette, it is crafted using a fully fashioned knitting technique to minimize waste, with seamless integration of stripes and panels via jacquard knitting. Made from a high-quality cotton blend (approximately 80% cotton, 20% synthetic fiber), the fabric is breathable, lightweight, and resilient, offering a soft hand feel and moderate stretch. The main body employs single jersey knit for smoothness and flexibility, while contrasting ribbed sections at the neckline and hem enhance structural stability. Details include a 1x1 rib knit at the neckline and sleeve edges, plain knit body panels, and intarsia stripe detailing for precise color transitions, all constructed in a medium gauge (likely 12-gauge) for a balance between structure and drape. Horizontal stripes in a tonal blue palette across the shoulders and sleeves emphasize symmetry, while the relaxed fit and dropped shoulder sleeves add a casual, vintage feel. Single front and back panels with integrated shoulder stripes, flat-lock seams for durability and comfort, clean turned hems, and ribbed crewneck detailing ensure a polished finish. Nautical influences are evident in the horizontal striping and minimalist color palette, evoking calmness and approachability through light blue and cream tones. This design nods to mid-century leisurewear, French Riviera styles, and the Breton shirt, historically worn by sailors and fashion icons like Coco Chanel. Perfectly aligned with trends in heritage-inspired casual wear, this versatile and durable piece blends retro influences with modern knitting techniques, offering timeless appeal and functionality across seasons and occasions.

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