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When most people think of a “hoodie,” they picture a pullover style. I mean, aren’t they the only fashion options? So, here we will show you as many types of hoodies as possible, whether you want to browse the latest trends or create an entire collection of distressed hoodie from scratch.
You need to differentiate yourself from the rest of the pack. Any design innovation, whether a new take on an old trend or something completely original, is bound to get people talking. So, let’s get right to it. Let’s dive in and check the various hoodie designs to see if they spark some ideas.
Pullover Hoodie
It’s easy to put on and take off the pullover hoodie because of its slouchy, hooded design. The fabric is typically thicker than a standard sweater, too, to better trap body heat. The pullover hoodie is the most popular type because it combines functionality with comfort.
- Inherent in all of them are
- Tied-down cape
- Long sleeves
- Kangaroo pocket
- Very relaxed fit
Zip Up Hoodie
Zipper hoodies are hooded sweatshirts comparable to pullover hoodies. However, there are a few essential variances in characteristics. The zipper on a zip-up hoodie extends down from the top of the garment to the bottom. This makes it easier to get in and out of. Lighter cloth is used to make them as well.
Color Block Hoodie
Color block hoodies are a type of sweatshirt that have two contrasting colors or multiple colors on separate sections of the garment. The hoodie is assembled by stitching together individual fabric patterns or blocks. Usually, one color is chosen to make a garment. Color block hoodies, on the other hand, have a unique style because of the well-considered color combinations that go into making them. Color blocking is easy to include in any clothing design.
Raglan Hoodie
The raglan sleeve hoodies are unique due to their distinct shoulder. A sleeve would generally originate from the shoulder. However, style, the sleeve start from the neck of the collar. It begins at the neck, wraps over the shoulder, and ends just under the arm. Raglan hoodies can be one solid color, yet it is pretty usual to have a contrasting color combination.
Oversized Hoodie
Oversized hoodies, like oversized t-shirts, are meant to make the user appear to be donning a much larger size than they are. Streetwear looks like this is what we’re talking about. However, the clothing is specially manufactured to the size of the wearer. Dropped shoulders and a roomier cut are two hallmarks of this style.
A Baja Hoodie
Baja hoodies, once only seen in the surfing community, have gained widespread popularity and are now associated with various Mexican cultural traditions. They are fashioned from a thick, sturdy woollike fabric called jirga. Unique designs are frequently woven into the fabric. They are easily recognizable by the horizontal stripes on the sleeves and hood. This sweater is striped vertically along the middle.
