Sweatshirts

A graphic sweatshirt is the most useful thing in most wardrobes - warmer than a tee, less bulky than a hoodie, and it works indoors without overheating the way a hood does.

What is in this collection

Over 460 crewneck designs. Demon Slayer, One Piece and Naruto lead on volume, with Power Rangers, Jujutsu Kaisen, Bleach, Dragon Ball and Cowboy Bebop all represented.

The stand-outs are the printed sukajan-style pieces - souvenir-jacket artwork translated onto fleece. These read as design first and fandom second, which is a rare and useful property in merchandise.

Why crewneck rather than hooded

A hood adds bulk at the neck and makes a sweatshirt awkward under a coat. A crewneck layers cleanly, sits flat under outerwear and does not bunch. If the person wearing it commutes, works in an office, or simply wears a jacket over the top, the crewneck is the more practical choice.

Fit and fabric

Midweight fleece, regular unisex cut. Check the size chart on the product page for the exact measurements and compare against a sweatshirt you already own.

Care

Cold wash, inside out, air dry. Fleece loses its loft in a hot dryer and never fully recovers it.

Choosing a sweatshirt

1. Consider what goes over it

Crewnecks are built to layer. If it will live under a jacket most of the time, pick a design that reads well from the chest up - that is the part that will actually show.

2. Sukajan or standard graphic

The sukajan-style prints are busier and more design-led; standard graphics are cleaner and more direct. Busy prints suit plain trousers, clean graphics go with anything.

3. Think about the season

Midweight fleece covers autumn and spring on its own and works as a mid-layer in winter. It is the widest-season garment we sell.

Related

See embroidered sweatshirts, hoodies and oversized hoodies.