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Hoodies

A graphic hoodie for the weekend or a crewneck to wear through the week: browse both here. Photos and estimated item prices make it easy to keep a few possibilities together.

Picture the layer with the tees and trousers you already wear. Once a style catches your eye, open its listing; the width-and-length example below helps you think through the fit.

Keep a hoodie or sweatshirt you enjoy wearing nearby as a reference. Note its flat width, body length and sleeves, then compare those details with each listing. Check fabric and lining information too, especially when you want a particular feel or layering weight.

Found a favourite? Open its product page for current details and available options. Reference prices exclude international shipping.

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02 / CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE

Find the fit before choosing the size

Lay a hoodie you like on a flat surface. Compare it with the seller’s garment measurements using the same measuring points and units.

Four measurements that make a difference
DetailHow to compare it
Chest widthCompare the flat, underarm-to-underarm width. Do not compare it directly with body circumference.
Body lengthCheck the chart’s starting point at the neck or shoulder. Compare where you want the hem to sit.
Shoulder widthCheck seam placement. A dropped shoulder changes the silhouette and the sleeve starting point.
Sleeve lengthConfirm whether the measurement starts at the shoulder seam or centre back before comparing.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

Compare width and length together

Your favourite hoodie is 58 cm wide and 68 cm long. A listing at 62 × 68 cm is 4 cm wider with the same length. A 62 × 74 cm option adds width and length. Choose the difference you actually want.

A USEFUL QUESTION TO ASK
Could you confirm the flat chest width, body length and sleeve measuring points for size __? Is the fabric brushed inside, and what composition is stated?
03 / BEFORE SHIPPING

Review the item you actually ordered

  • Match the colour, print and size label to the selected option.
  • Inspect cuffs, hem, pocket seams and drawstring openings.
  • For a zip-up, request a clear view of the zip and its alignment.

Check the stated composition and care label. A thick-looking photo does not establish fabric weight or warmth; ask for missing details before choosing.

TWO COMMON QUESTIONS

Should I size up for an oversized fit?

Compare measurements first. A wider chest with similar length gives a different shape from a larger garment in every dimension. Check shoulders and sleeves as well as width.

What should I check beyond a thick-looking photo?

Ask for the stated composition, lining and any available fabric-weight information. Compare those details with the layer you want to wear; appearance alone does not tell you the complete construction.

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