Based on a 1960s epaulette-free L-8B flight jacket, this INNAT bomber combines traditional Bengara hand dyeing from Takahashi, Okayama with a fully reversible construction. The nylon shell and rayon-wool blend lining create natural puckering, layered color, and a lived-in vintage character.
【Product Introduction】 The INNAT Hand-Dyed Bomber Jacket is a signature flight jacket inspired by the 1960s L-8B type, refined by removing the epaulettes for a cleaner and more minimal silhouette. The outer shell is made from 100% nylon, while the reverse side uses an original brushed rayon-wool blend lining. Through controlled shrinkage during processing, the jacket develops natural puckering on both sides, giving it a lived-in texture similar to well-aged vintage outerwear.
The garment is dyed using Bengara, a traditional pigment dyeing technique from Takahashi City in Okayama. This season, the dye is applied over a light gray base, allowing subtle chambray-like depth to show through. Because the shell, lining, and rib parts all react differently to dyeing and shrinkage, the final color requires careful experimentation and carries the organic irregularity of hand dyeing. Fully reversible and rich in texture, it is an easy outer layer for autumn and winter styling, military-inspired outfits, and quiet everyday wear with depth.