AELFRIC EDEN Boxy Contrast Zip Up Hoodie
AELFRIC EDEN
$79.95
Product Insights & Style Tips
The AELFRIC EDEN Boxy Contrast Zip Up Hoodie offers a structured yet easygoing vibe. In a boxy silhouette, it reads polished without feeling stiff. The 60% cotton, 40% polyester blend gives substance without heaviness, while contrast red stripe details run along the sleeves and back for graphic punch. A hood with contrast trim frames the neckline and a full zip-front closure keeps the line clean. Two front pockets with contrast trim and ribbed cuffs anchor the look.
Layering comes easy thanks to its relaxed boxy fit that skims without clinging. The full zip lets you adjust warmth, while pockets with contrast trim add practical detail. Ribbed cuffs and hem hold the shape, so the hoodie reads neat with denim or under a lightweight outer layer. The graphic red stripes amplify the streetwear edge without competing with the rest of your outfit.
Clean lines and sporty detailing position this hoodie squarely in the streetwear informed fold of the modern wardrobe. The bold red stripes nod to athletic influences, while the boxy cut keeps the silhouette fresh and versatile across days spent on the move.
Materials / Fabrication
- Boxy silhouette
- Zip-up hoodie
- Contrast red stripe details along sleeves and back
- Hood with contrast trim detail
- Full zip-front closure
- Two front pockets with contrast trim
- Ribbed cuffs and hem
- Fabric: 60 percent cotton, 40 percent polyester
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold with like colors
- Use a mild detergent
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to minimize shrinkage
- Avoid bleach and high heat to preserve color and fabric integrity
- If needed, iron on low heat or use a steamer
Fit Notes
- Boxy silhouette with a structured yet comfortable fit supports easy layering over tees or light knits.
- Full zip-front closure with ribbed cuffs and hem defines the silhouette.
- Two front pockets with contrast trim and contrast stripe details along sleeves and back add practicality and sport-inspired detail.
