Sweatshirts

Designed to supply a subtle yet insulating layer of warmth to any lightweight styling during the warmer months, SS20 welcomes a fresh new wave of re-imagined sweatshirt staples and designs. Filled with ‘80s and ‘90s trends, workwear silhouettes and utilitarian profiles, our latest collection of sweatshirts offers an array of street and skate-orientated designs to suit any contemporary wardrobe. Remaining loyal to their industrial heritage, Detroit-based Carhartt supply the transition in seasons with a number of updates and colour-lifts to popular styles such as the Carhartt American Script and the highly popular cotton-combed Chase silhouette, whilst fun-loving Polar revisit old-school fashionings to deliver an array of embroidered decals, repeated colour-blocked prints and re-hashed fabrics to the modern-day market, as seen in skate-friendly styles such as the Polar Cartwheel Crewneck Sweatshirt and the Velour Zip-Neck Sweatshirt.

With half-zip fastenings making a comeback from their inherently ‘90s popularity, staples from Lo-Fi sister company Butter Goods, Magenta and Brixton deliver fuss-free

functionality for on-the-go lifestyles. Offering slightly more ventilation than their crewneck counterparts, half-zips such as the Davis Quarter Zip and the Sven Quarter Zip from nautical-inspired Parlez supply a more relaxed, urbanised vibe. For a more outdoor-led aesthetic, adventure orientated Patagonia arrive once more to satisfy the season with a number of purposeful long-sleeve stylings, whilst quirky colourways as seen in the striking River Delta Better Sweater and the Houdini Snap-T Pullover complement the 2020’s nod to days-gone stylings.

Comfort and custom-fitting fails to take a back seat this season, with cuffed sleeves, elasticated ribbing, non-invasive ‘v’ shaped collars and the return of raglan sleeves assisting in supplying slimmed-down profiles and re-structured fittings. Across the entire SS20 collection, unique garment-washing trends and revitalised colourways open the door to nostalgic undertones, whilst techwear decals, eco-sourced materials and revived profiles deliver a refreshing take on a layer-ready wardrobe staple.