
Product Overview
This zip-up hoodie features a distinct Nordic-inspired geometric pattern across the chest and along the front placket. Crafted with a textured knit finish, it offers a structured look suitable for transitional weather. The design combines traditional aesthetic elements with a functional hooded silhouette, making it a versatile layer for outdoor activities or casual weekend outings.
The visual identity centers on celtic knotwork, nordic geometric, geometric, nordic pattern, with details placed across the chest, sleeves, hood, or front placket as described for this style.
Key Features
- Full-length front zipper closure with a leather-trimmed pull tab.
- Integrated hood with adjustable rope-style drawstrings.
- Intricate geometric Nordic-style knit patterns on the chest and front placket.
- Two side pockets featuring leather-reinforced edges and metal stud detailing.
- Ribbed knit cuffs and hem for a secure fit.
Fit & Silhouette
- Regular fit.
- Hip-length silhouette.
- Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs.
Material & Construction
A textured polyester-blend knit exterior with a substantial wool-look finish; contrasting trim uses a leather-look finish rather than a confirmed genuine-leather specification. Exact fiber percentages are not supplied in the source product data.
Size Information
Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL. Select the required size from the product options.
Styling
Layer this piece over a simple crew-neck t-shirt or a lightweight base layer. Pair it with dark-wash denim or utility-style trousers to complement the rugged, textured aesthetic of the knit. It serves as an ideal outer layer for crisp days in the city or the countryside.
Care Instructions
Close the zipper and any snaps before cleaning. Turn the garment inside out and use a gentle cold wash with mild detergent when the care label permits; avoid bleach and high heat. Air-dry or lay flat to help preserve the knit texture, ribbed edges, embroidered details, and contrast trim. Follow the garment care label for the final cleaning method.
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