• TOO SWEET HOODIE
  • TOO SWEET HOODIE
  • TOO SWEET HOODIE
  • TOO SWEET HOODIE
  • TOO SWEET HOODIE

TOO SWEET HOODIE

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Our Why

Created in 2020 Paradise Hills Art District is a luxury apparel brand that focuses on telling stories through each design. Their statement “The future is romantic” tells the story of how beautiful the unknown is and how we need to start romanticizing the future instead of the past.

ALL TOO SWEET HOODIES HAVE DISTRESSED TEXT ON THE FRONT AND BACK THAT IS PART OF THE CREATIVE DIRECTION


Introducing the Too Sweet Hoodie. A hoodie to be worn by the ones who got their heart broken and took that sadness and converted it to success. Without the low points in life you can't experience the highs. This hoodie is a reminder of that. 

  • Cobalt Blue Hoodie
  • Oversized fit
  • French Terry
  • Ribbed trims

Composition: 100%  Organic Cotton
470gsm
Made in Portugal

What is French Terry? 

French terry is a versatile knit fabric with soft loops on the inside and a smooth surface on the outside. This knit has a soft, warm texture you’ll recognize from your Paradise Hills hoodies. Our French terry is perfect to lounge in or get coffee runs. The material is more breathable than fleece allowing you to layer more in the winter time to look like the main character.

100% Organic Cotton French Terry - Navy (2FT142) – Manifutura - Your  Sustainable Textile Partner

Model: Jakob

• Wearing: Medium

• Height: 6'1 / 185cm

• Weight: 145lbs / 65.5kg

 

- Inches -

Small

Medium

Large

X-Large

Chest

24 inches

25.5 inches

27 inches

28 inches

Length

26 inches

27 inches

27.5 inches

28 inches

- CM -

Small

Medium

Large

X-Large

Chest

61 cm

65 cm

68.50 cm

71 cm

Length

67 cm

68.50 cm

70 cm

71 cm

This item is in stock and ships in 1 - 2 business days

Turn inside out, machine wash on cold with like colors. Hang to dry. Do not bleach.

All of our pieces are made entirely of organic cotton, grown without chemical fertilisers, pesticides or GMOs. This method of cultivation requires half as much water as conventional cotton and respects ecosystems and biodiversity.