Everyday California California Sunshine Club Hoodie
Everyday California
$56.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Everyday California California Sunshine Club Hoodie channels a coast-first mood — off-white, super soft, and endlessly easy. Crafted from a blend of 68% TENCEL Modal, 27% recycled polyester, and 5% spandex, it feels lightweight yet cozy, wrapping you in warmth with a laid-back, beachy vibe. A playful graphic adds a pop of vintage-inspired style, bringing that endless summer energy into every season.
With a true-to-size fit, it drapes naturally over your frame for a relaxed silhouette that layers without fuss or wears solo when the tempo is slow. The added stretch keeps things flexible as you move through cool mornings, evenings by the bonfire, or casual weekend errands. The fabric stays soft and breathable, making this hoodie your go-to for layering or wearing alone in transitional weather.
Everyday California leans into its coastal chill with a sense of purpose, supporting ocean conservation and sustainability. This hoodie embodies that ethos, pairing easy wear with a sunlit nostalgia that fits the brand's coastal codes.
Materials / Fabrication
- Off-white shade
- Made from a blend of 68% TENCEL Modal, 27% Recycled Polyester, 5% Spandex
- Hoodie style with relaxed silhouette
- Lightweight yet cozy fabric
- Super soft hand feel
- Playful graphic detail
- Supports ocean conservation and sustainability
- True-to-size fit with natural drape
- Ideal for layering or wearing solo
Recommended Care
- Machine wash cold on gentle cycle with like colors
- Use mild detergent; avoid fabric softeners that can coat fibers
- Tumble dry low or lay flat to dry
- Cool iron if needed, or steam to remove wrinkles
Fit Notes
- Fabric is a blend of 68% TENCEL Modal, 27% recycled polyester, and 5% spandex, offering a soft, breathable feel.
- Drapes naturally with a relaxed silhouette over the frame.
- Added stretch from the spandex helps keep the fit comfortable through movement.
- Lightweight fabric makes layering easy or wear on its own in transitional weather.
