No print, no graphic, no lettering across the back. Just a black zip-up in the same heavy fleece as everything else here. Full-length zip, plain hood, ribbed cuffs and hem. If the rest of the range is too loud for how you actually dress, this is the one that gets worn most. It also works as a layer over the printed hoodies without fighting them. S through 4XL.
Key Features
- Plain black, no print.
- Full-length zip.
- Heavy brushed fleece, warm.
- Plain lined hood.
- Ribbed cuffs and hem.
- Two side pockets.
- Layers over other hoodies.
- S to 4XL, unisex.
Why Choose This Product?
Every wardrobe needs one thing that doesn’t argue with anything else. Graphic hoodies are good until you want to wear one two days running, and then they’re not. This is the opposite problem solved: same fabric, same fit, nothing to notice. It’s also the easiest thing here to throw on over a printed tee when you want the tee to be the loud bit.
Care Instructions
Easiest piece in the range to look after because there’s no print to protect. Cold or warm wash, gentle cycle, with other darks. Black fleece picks up lint, so keep it away from towels. Air dry or tumble on low. If it starts looking dusty rather than black, that’s lint, and a lint roller fixes it in a minute.
Related Products
Want something with a print on it? The purple chrome hearts hoodie is the loudest we do, and the Chrome Hearts hoodie goat keeps the graphic on the sleeves. All the Chrome Hearts hoodies sit in one place, and the full range is at Chrome Hearts. Canadian dollars, Canada-wide shipping, thirty-day returns. Order today.
FAQs
Is there really no print at all?
Correct. It’s plain black front and back. A small mark is the most you’ll find.
Is it a zip or a pullover?
Full zip, all the way up through the collar.
Can I wear it over another hoodie?
Yes, that’s part of why people buy it. The cut is roomy enough to sit over a pullover.
Does black fleece fade?
Slowly, and mostly from sunlight. Dry it indoors and it stays dark for years.
Does it have pockets?
Two side pockets, split by the zip.
John Anderson –
I honestly didn’t expect this level of quality.