What role does the structure of hiding a hood inside the high neck play during actual wear?

Low Tide's blouson jacket calmly hides practical devices in areas that are not outwardly prominent. This extends from the inside of the neck collar to the front incision lines, and down to the inside width of the garment.

Let's go down step by step starting from the neckline. Inside the high-neck collar that rises to a moderate height, a hood is built in, so it usually covers the neck, but can be taken out and worn in bad weather^[1].

The front is also clean. Hidden pockets that are not revealed on the outside are arranged on the front, helping you comfortably insert hands and belongings while maintaining a smooth outer surface^[2].

The inside of the garment holds warmth. A FLEECE lining that aids heat retention is added to the entire body to block cold wind and add a soft touch^[3]. A separate inner pocket is also placed inside the garment so you can store important items separately^[4].

hmmm, functional elements have essentially been gathered inside to flexibly respond to changes in seasons and weather without harming the neat lines of the exterior appearance.