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Hoodie recs?
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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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Hollister is some rich kid shit but I got a hoodie for 25 bucks like 15 years ago and it's held up, and is very soft and comfortable. If you like plain unbranded stuff, H&M has Divided stuff with absolutely no logos and mine has held up acceptably. Lost a zipper tooth but that's about it after 7 or so years. Cheap too. Also if Costco exists where you live, Kirkland makes unbranded hoodies for cheap cheap. Have not had mine long but it's perfect for cool weather (too breathable for winter, imo).