This sweat from Warehouse is like a once-in-a-blue-moon vintage store find, but in mint condition, ready to be broken in, and arguably much better-made.
Based on casual gear worn by the laddermen of Chicago and New York, Warehouse & Co.'s firefighter sweat features clever denim detailing.
At first glance, this just looks like a quality loopwheeled sweatshirt, but it has a nifty feature that might cure my pet peeve of sweats: neck stretching.
For those of you with one million sweatshirts in the rotation, Pherrow's is here with something a little different.
After channeling Soap Box chique last year, LVC turns their heads to the eighties and gives its classic Bay Meadows Sweat a makeover accordingly.
The sun dips out, the stars come out accompanied by an evening chill, what better to have at your disposal than a baby blue loopwheeled sweat?
Freenote Cloth delivers its take on the lightweight sweatshirt, executing the fundamentals perfectly with its natural-toned Deck Sweatshirt.
Add some happy to your wardrobe with a smiley Kapital sweatshirt that's as easy as rolling off a log.
Battenwear has constructed its Reach Up Sweatshirt with long torsos and wide-spanning arms in mind, piecing it together in a hefty cotton/polyester fleece.
Warehouse worships late mid-century sportswear with a collection of charmingly pre-distressed sweatshirts constructed from loopwheeled cotton fleece.
