Stussy Hoodies are an integral part of modern streetwear and stand for relaxed style, creative graphic details and high quality. Since the 1980s, Stussy has shaped the urban fashion scene with influences from skate, surf and hip-hop culture. The brand's hoodies perfectly reflect this spirit and are among the most popular pieces in every collection.
Typical for Stussy Hoodies are loose cuts, soft materials and striking prints or embroidery. Many models carry the well-known Stussy signature logo on the chest or back, while others convince with seasonal designs, retro graphics or minimalist typographies. In terms of color, the brand offers a wide range-from classic tones such as black, gray and navy to striking colors and washed effects.
What makes Stussy Hoodies special? The brand combines street style with high -quality workmanship. The hoodies are usually made of thick cotton fleece, which ensures a pleasant fit and durable quality. Typical features such as kangaroo bags, ribbed cuffs and hoods with a cord train are functionally designed and implemented in a modern fit. In addition, special details such as print history, vintage-wash or embroidered motifs ensure an individual look.
How do Stussy Hoodies fail? The fit is usually relaxed or oversized. If you prefer a fitting -close fitt, you can choose a number smaller. For a classic streetwear look, many straps recommend a loose size to style the hoodie in layering. A look at the size table helps to select the model to match your own style.
How do you recognize original stussy hoodies?
Original Stussy logo on the front, back or sleeves
Inner label with size and series marking
High quality materials and even seams
Often with a slope day or stickers in limited drops
Stussy hoodies can be ideal with a suitable one Stussy Cap Combine and result in an authentic look that effortlessly combines functionality and street style.
How do you maintain Stussy Hoodies properly?
Wash on the left at a maximum of 30 degrees
Use fine detergent, no bleach
It is best to dry air, don't put it in the dryer
Iron only on a low level and without direct contact with printing
