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Lot. 620 After Hooded Sweatshirt Mud Dyed Brown
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Lot. 620 After Hooded Sweatshirt Mud Dyed Brown

Lot. 620 After Hooded Sweatshirt Mud Dyed Brown

This piece is based on the so-called “after-hooded sweat,” a style in which the hood is sewn onto the sweatshirt body post-construction. This design predates the integration of hood and body into a single pattern and was commonly seen before the 1950s. Among the precious variations, this version features a snap-button front closure, with asymmetrical placement at the neckline for a closer fit. A small patch pocket is placed at the center front, functioning as a hand warmer—another distinctive detail from the era. Garment-dyed by hand using natural dyes.

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Lot. 620 After Hooded Sweatshirt Mud Dyed Brown

This piece is based on the so-called “after-hooded sweat,” a style in which the hood is sewn onto the sweatshirt body post-construction. This design predates the integration of hood and body into a single pattern and was commonly seen before the 1950s. Among the precious variations, this version features a snap-button front closure, with asymmetrical placement at the neckline for a closer fit. A small patch pocket is placed at the center front, functioning as a hand warmer—another distinctive detail from the era. Garment-dyed by hand using natural dyes.

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This piece is based on the so-called “after-hooded sweat,” a style in which the hood is sewn onto the sweatshirt body post-construction. This design predates the integration of hood and body into a single pattern and was commonly seen before the 1950s. Among the precious variations, this version features a snap-button front closure, with asymmetrical placement at the neckline for a closer fit. A small patch pocket is placed at the center front, functioning as a hand warmer—another distinctive detail from the era. Garment-dyed by hand using natural dyes.