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Race Park Hoodie Brown

Regular price £47.99
Regular price £59.99 Sale price £47.99
BROWN

Clean-Cut Oversize Hoodie Anthracite

Regular price £59.99
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AMBER

Clean-Cut Oversize Hoodie Off-White

Regular price £59.99
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WHITE

911 Iconic hoodie Grey

Regular price £59.99
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GREY

911 Iconic hoodie Black

Regular price £59.99
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BLACK

Worldwide Crop Hoodie Ice Grey

Regular price £59.99
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GREY

Worldwide Crop Hoodie Wine

Regular price £59.99
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RED

Eternity Oversize Hoodie Blue

Regular price £59.99
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BLUE

Eternity Oversize Hoodie Grey

Regular price £59.99
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GREY

Worldwide Hoodie Brown

Regular price £59.99
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BROWN

Classic Oversize Hoodie Wine

Regular price £59.99
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RED

Worldwide Hoodie Green

Regular price £59.99
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GREEN

Classic Oversize Hoodie Ice Grey

Regular price £59.99
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GREY

Hoodies

Compare a hooded sweatshirt with a crew-neck design according to how you layer clothing. A hood adds volume beneath a jacket; a crew neck leaves the neckline clearer. Check shoulder width, sleeve length and hem position, and confirm the lining and fabric composition for the selected garment.

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Sweatshirts and layering

Compare hooded, crew-neck and zip-opening sweatshirts according to the coverage you prefer. Allow room for a T-shirt underneath when checking measurements. Explore D.Franklin footwear to complete the outfit.

Layering sweatshirts and jackets

Try a sweatshirt and jacket together to check room at the shoulders, cuffs and collar. The inner layer should sit without bunching. Compare the proportions of the outfit with your footwear: the length of a jacket can change how the whole combination looks.

Look at fabric drape as well as the cut's name. Garments with the same size label can differ at the shoulders, in width and in length. Compare a piece you already wear using the same measuring points as the guide; do not confuse body circumference with the width of a flat garment. For prints, check whether the design is on the chest or back and whether another layer will cover it.

Choose for use and care for your clothes

Combine colours and proportions with clothing you already own. Follow the care label, paying attention to prints, embroidery and drying instructions.

Choosing the right design

Check the current price of your chosen option.

Review available sizes and measurements.

Distinguish an oversized cut from a larger size.

Read composition, care and the applicable return conditions.

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose a sweatshirt size?

Use the guide and compare measurements with a garment that fits well. Do not choose another size just because it is available: cut and length matter too.

How do full-zip, half-zip and pullover sweatshirts differ when layering?

A full zip lets you open the whole front; a half zip changes the neckline while keeping the lower front closed. A pullover goes over the head. Compare these openings with your hairstyle, inner layer and how often you expect to take the sweatshirt off.

How do I choose sweatshirt length with high-waisted trousers?

Check where the hem sits with your arms lowered and raised. A shorter cut reveals more of the trouser waist, while a longer one adds coverage. Compare ribbed hems with straighter ones because they can sit differently even at the same garment length.

Can I return a sweatshirt?

Read the current policy for your country and the conditions applying to the item before buying. Check that information for time limits, costs and any exceptions.

How do I care for a printed sweatshirt or T-shirt?

Follow the label's temperature, drying and ironing instructions. Take particular care with direct iron contact on prints, embroidery and other decorative details.

Hooded or crew-neck sweatshirt?

A hood adds coverage and volume at the neckline, while a crew neck layers more simply beneath a jacket. Try the two garments together and check that the collar and cuffs do not bunch.