HOODIES

Match the weight to the weather

Not every cold day calls for the same hoodie, so the range is built around a few different weights. At the top sits a dense 7oz heavyweight graphic pullover with a structured drape and a collar made to hold its shape instead of going slack, which makes it the warmest and most substantial option here. It wears as much like a statement piece as a layer.

In the middle is the Woobie V3, lined with the same soft, poncho-liner style fleece that gives the original military "woobie" its name. It trades bulk for lightweight warmth, so it is the one to reach for on a cool evening when a full heavyweight would be too much.

At the everyday end are the full-zip fleece-lined styles. They vent quickly when you heat up and pull on and off without fuss, which is what makes them the workhorses of the collection for training and daily wear.

How they actually get worn

A zip-up rarely goes on over bare skin. It rides over a graphic tee or a tank on the way into the gym, then comes off once the session heats up. That is the everyday rhythm these are designed for.

On colder days, the heavier pullovers move to the middle of the stack, worn under a shell from the jackets range. If you like that layered look, going up a size leaves room for a tee underneath without pulling tight across the shoulders. Keeping two or three weights on hand is the whole point: you dial the warmth up or down instead of relying on one piece to do everything.