DISTRESSED HOODIE
£185.00
WASHED COBALT BLUE
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The distressed hoodie, a brand new hoodie for AW24. We’ve developed a brand new 500gsm half brushed American fleece for this that’s heavy in weight yet has a luxury drape. We have heavily washed this then removed the pocket to reveal its darker unwashed silhouette. The distressing has been done by hand mimicking my dad’s original CB hoodie from 8 years ago.
- 500 gsm half brushed fleece
- Dropped shoulders
- Hand distressed
- Pre-shrunk and garment washed
This garment has gone through a particular washing process giving it a unique vintage look and feel. Due to this design process the garment will have features of patina that emphasise its vintage look, this is intentional and should not be regarded as a fault of the product.
Size & Fit
- Model: Nelson
- Wearing: Medium
- Height: 6ft1 / 186cm
- Weight: 73kg / 161lb
Delivery Info
- Worldwide Shipping
- Returns within 14 days of purchase
THE BRAND
Redefining sportswear with a timeless, minimalist approach.
The foundations of Cole Buxton were defined by a personal need for collections that weren't loud, or aggressively branded, but rather grounded in simplicity, quality, and authenticity. Inspired by the aesthetics of vintage athletic wear - combined with Ivy League sporting cues - we've created pieces that combine the durability of traditional sportswear with a refined, understated elegance.
Now, the name Cole Buxton stands as a byword for contemporary luxury - the simplicity and sporting accents still inherent in the core lines, wedded to new collections that embody a considered, elevated taste. Each garment is designed to be versatile, and crafted to last, from our heavyweight cotton hoodies and essential jersey, to our Italian leather Nappa used across our outerwear and accessories. This attention to detail and evocation of the manifesto of simple, minimalism ensures that the clothes will endure beyond trends.
