Description

The back is where this one lives. A big white horseshoe sits in the middle with lettering curved inside it, and white crosses spill out from there across the shoulders and down both sleeves. Front’s almost bare. Black fleece, heavy, brushed inside, cut boxy with the shoulders dropped. It’s the most print you’ll get on a black hoodie in this range. S to 4XL.

Key Features

• White horseshoe with lettering, centre back.
• Crosses scattered across the shoulders and sleeves.
• Black heavyweight brushed fleece.
• Front left nearly plain.
• Boxy fit, dropped shoulders.
• Lined drawstring hood.
• Kangaroo pocket.
• S to 4XL.

Why Choose This Product?

Back prints have one big advantage: you’re not looking at them all day, other people are. From the front this passes as a plain black hoodie, so it works in places a loud front graphic wouldn’t. Turn round and it’s a completely different piece. That’s the trick, and it’s why this one gets worn more than it should for how much print is on it.

Care Instructions

Cold wash, inside out, gentle, darks only. White on black shows every speck, so nothing lint-heavy in the same load. Skip the softener, it flattens the fleece. Hang dry indoors. If you tumble it, low and brief, and get it out before it’s fully dry. Never iron over the horseshoe.

Related Products

Similar spread of crosses cut for a shorter body? women’s Chrome Hearts hoodie. Want the sleeves only and a bare back? Chrome Hearts Hoodie Sale. Both on the Chrome Hearts hoodies page, and everything else at Chrome Hearts. CAD pricing, ships across Canada, thirty days to return. Order today.

FAQs

How big is the back print?
It fills most of the upper back and carries on onto the sleeves.

Is there anything on the front?
Barely. A small mark, nothing more.

Will the white go grey over time?
Only if it’s washed warm or dried hot. Cold and cool keeps it white.

What size for an oversized look?
One up. The cut is already wide so you don’t need two.

Is the fleece thick?
Yes, heavyweight and brushed inside. Warm on its own well into winter under a coat.