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Kiko Kostadinov Black Petrel Pullover Hoodie

Name: Kiko Kostadinov Black Petrel Pullover Hoodie
Brand: Kiko Kostadinov
SKU: 262985F09700100
Price: 675.00 USD
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The Kiko Kostadinov Black Petrel Pullover Hoodie sets a quiet, utilitarian mood with a tactile twist. Waffle-knit cotton and crisp poplin meet to fuse softness with structure, so the silhouette reads relaxed yet precise. Knit stripes edge the cuffs and hem, while an extended hood trim and a compact three-button placket sharpen the line. In ink black, the texture catches light in micro-stripes, keeping the look distinctly modern and wearable.

For wearability, the hoodie sits close without clinging, thanks to the breathable waffle knit and cotton base, while poplin inserts keep the body structure crisp. The extended hood trim and adjustable button tab at the outseams let you tweak the line from relaxed to a more defined silhouette, and the three-button placket invites layering—open over a tee in milder weather, closed over a turtleneck when it cools. It layers smoothly over slim trousers or under a lightweight outerwear.

Where the Petrel hoodie sits in the codes of Kiko Kostadinov, its restrained edge and textural contrast feel aligned with a modern, architectural approach to casual wear. Ink-black and minimal in silhouette, it plays well with tailored pieces or pared-down denim, offering a calm counterpoint to louder street looks.

Materials / Fabrication

Waffle-knit cotton
Poplin
Knit stripes at edges
Extended trim at hood
Three-button placket
Adjustable button tab at outseams
Color: Ink black

Recommended Care

Machine wash cold with like colors on a gentle cycle
Use a mild detergent; avoid bleach
Reshape when damp; lay flat to dry or hang to dry
Tumble dry low or line dry to minimize shrinkage
Iron on low heat if needed

Fit Notes

Three-button placket offers adjustable opening at the neckline.
Waffle-knit cotton and poplin fabric provides textured hand and structured drape.
Extended hood trim and adjustable tab at the outseams allow shaping at the hood and sides.

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