【DISCUS ATHLETIC】 Cowichan Knit Double Zip Hoodie

Retro American casual modernized. A statement heavy-weight Cowichan knit hoodie with a trendy double zip.
■ Recommended Points
・Double zip specification that mixes traditional American casual with trends
Introducing a vintage-inspired Cowichan knit hoodie from DISCUS ATHLETIC, a historic sportswear brand born in America in 1973. The front features a double zip specification that can be opened and closed from both top and bottom. By opening and closing the zip, you can enjoy modern street style arrangements, such as showing off layered innerwear or creating a relaxed feel by opening only the hem.
・Classic Cowichan pattern with jacquard knit that is nostalgic and lovely
The jacquard knit Cowichan pattern, which combines birds, trees, and geometric patterns, creates an overwhelming presence throughout the body. The warm, retro graphics, reminiscent of something found in a vintage store, are perfect as the main piece for your winter coordination. A mini logo patch of "DISCUS", symbolizing the brand, is attached to the cuffs, adding a subtle accent.
・Light and tough, 100% acrylic low-gauge knit
While being a substantial, voluminous low-gauge (thick rib, loosely knitted) knit, it uses 100% acrylic material for a surprisingly light feel. It also has excellent heat retention and is great as a light outer layer for autumn and winter.
・Latest relaxed silhouette that can be worn genderlessly
A big silhouette with dropped shoulders that fall neatly around the shoulders, and plenty of room in the body and armholes. It's a unisex design that is not only stylish for men in a street style but also looks great on women when worn oversized and loose.
■ Color Variations
Ivory: A classic, clean, vintage-like color where the brown pattern stands out against the warm white base.
Navy: A sophisticated deep navy color with a modern feel, featuring a reddish bird motif and green lines.
Brown: A chic color with a deep chocolate-like brown, complemented by vibrant green and red for a hippie/vintage mix atmosphere.
■ Recommended Styling Suggestions
・"City Street/Work" style showcasing the latest layering
→ For Navy or Brown, layer with a checkered shirt or a plain white long-sleeve tee inside. The trick to a trendy look is to open the bottom part of the double zip wider to show off the hem of the innerwear or belt. Pair with ivory corduroy pants or voluminous tuck wide pants for bottoms to make your heavy winter outfit look more sophisticated.
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【DISCUS ATHLETIC】
Born in the USA in 1973 as a sportswear brand with the themes of "tradition," "strength," and "sports."
In the 1980s, it gained immense support from Americans and became a huge boom in American casual wear. While maintaining its simple design and functionality, it continues to release basic sweatshirts that suit the times with minor changes to this day.
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