Quilted Loden

The fitted jacket in soft, quilted Loden with a stand collar shows Ischler pockets in suede and buttons of genuine horn, innovatively dyed with tea. The lining is worked in pure silk. Paspel-bound buttonholes (piping).

Loden

In times past, the farmers' wives and maids spun the wool into firm threads in winter. The weaver made cloth from it, before the magical fulling process began. To this day, original Loden cloth is made from wool in the traditional hammer fulling mill through the action of moisture, soap, warmth and friction. Step by step a wondrous cloth comes into being, whose versatile properties have always fascinated and inspired Gössl. It wards off wind and weather, is breathable and pleasant against the skin. In Tracht, structure and colour are today a mark of quality and lasting value.

Silk lining

is hypoallergenic and therefore ideal for those with allergies and asthma, as natural substances in the silk keep house dust mites, mould and fungi away. It regulates moisture, warms in winter and cools in summer. Silk is also flame-retardant, kind to the skin and gives a luxurious feel to wear.

Paspel-bound buttonholes

Paspel-bound buttonholes are particularly finely bound buttonholes, in which narrow strips of fabric neatly enclose the edges. This traditional tailoring technique provides stability and an elegant, precise appearance. It is regarded as a sign of high-quality construction and lends the Gwand a quiet, refined and long-lasting character.