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Few wardrobe staples baffle the general public quite like hoodies. The sweatshirt has sparked everything from Reddit threads in r/Adulting asking, “Are we allowed to wear hoodies now?” to the Yale ...

It has too-close-for-comfort associations with a certain tech billionaire, notorious for wearing them; they belong to a ...

this is a hoodie that looks like a hoodie, but it feels like your favorite tee. It's a lightweight, slim-fitting design, crafted from soft, washed supima from a master of laid-back L.A. cool.

Sweatshirts can be both comfortable and stylish, as proven by the ANINE BING Vintage Bing Sweatshirt. With its vintage-inspired design, it adds a touch of retro charm to your wardrobe. You can snag ...

This sleek hoodie incorporates some of the worlds most notorious contraband including weed and cigarettes. The design pays homage to the 'Red Light District' we feel more than any other piece in ...

Huynh's videos of searching for the ‘hoodiest hoodie' amassed more than 42 million views. We spoke with the San Jose-based creator on the importance of finding the perfect piece.

There are also the unicorns: crewneck sweatshirts that are both luxuriously oversize and effortlessly chic. (Think Princess Diana out on the town.) To find an array of options that span the Venn ...

More blanket style than a hoodie, the design envelops you with its super soft fleece finish, while there’s also a hood, armholes and kangaroo pocket for extra practicality. Offering a more ...

The L.A.-based Danish designer, founder and chief ... she's seen in oversized sweatshirts, biker shorts, thick white socks and sneakers - in some, she's wearing Reebok's Aerostep Pro. For the capsule, ...

Using the Dorchester gas tank as a focal point, a father-daughter design team has come out with new hoodies and hats for young people and adults.

Model Liz, who had been part of the Burberry show but didn't wear the hoodie, said the design was "not glamorous nor edgy". She wrote on Instagram: "How could anyone overlook this and think it ...