Hooded down jacket in David-TC. Beginning with a star-shaped Japanese polyester/polyamide substrate, garments in David-TC are sewn and then simultaneously garment dyed and treated with an anti-drop agent. During the dye process, under pressure at 130°C, the fabric undergoes heat-induced compression, radically transforming its hand and body. The finished garment is treated manually with colour spots, with pigments engineered for polyester bases, treated with a fixer and then washed. Each garment is unique and unrepeatable. The garment is padded with premium down feathers.

Detachable hood in heavy polyester mesh, with polyester canvas lining; on the hood, several loops made of polyester tape. Inlayed front and funnel collar, with snap fastened strap. Front yoke, forming the fixed flap for the chest pockets. On top, slanting hand pockets, with zip fastening edged by piping covered with polyester tape. Shaped sleeves. White Stone Island fabric research badge on the left sleeve. Elasticated cuffs with tightening snap. Two ways zip fastening.