Y2K Hoodie

A hoodie carries more surface area than almost anything else in an outfit, and this Y2K hoodie collection uses that space for everything from heavyweight plain fleece to rhinestone crosses to full-back script. Pullovers, full zips and cropped sweatshirt sets all sit in one place.

The pullover hoodies in this collection range from a plain 350gsm heavyweight fleece with zero graphics to fully embellished pieces like Rhinestone Cross Sweatshirt and Rhinestone Skeleton Hoodie, where the motif is spelled out in individually set stones rather than print. Between those two extremes sit script and calligraphy hoodies, dragon and religious-iconography prints, and fur-hooded pieces built for genuine cold-weather wear.

Arabic Script Sweatshirt, Calligraphy Hoodie and Saint Hoodie all work text and iconography into large-scale back or chest graphics, while Ombre Sweatshirt and Plaid Sweatshirt skip the graphic route entirely in favour of pattern and colour gradient across the whole body.

That range means the pullover section covers both ends of the spectrum — a foundational plain hoodie and a maximalist statement piece, built from the same base construction.

Full-zip hoodies make up a large share of this collection, available across black, blue, brown, grey, orange, pink and purple — a genuine colour run rather than one shade with graphic variations. A handful carry their own specific detail, like Full Zip Skeleton and Scream Full Zip, but most are built as clean foundational pieces meant to anchor an outfit rather than lead it.

Y2K Full Zip Vest and Vest With Rhinestone Crosses drop the sleeves entirely, keeping the zip-front construction but shifting the silhouette toward a layering piece rather than a standalone hoodie. Full-zip construction gives all of these hoodies more styling flexibility than a pullover — worn open over a graphic tee, or zipped for a plainer, more streamlined look.

A group of pieces in this collection — 2000s Sweater, Aesthetic Sweater, Gorpcore Sweater, Skeleton Sweater, Social Security Sweater — are cropped zip-up hoodies despite the naming, each built to a shorter body length that pairs with the matching joggers found elsewhere in the store. These sit closer to a going-out hoodie than a loungewear piece: cropped, fitted, built to be seen rather than layered under something bigger.

Each one carries its own graphic identity — city lettering, tag-style artwork, a tribal star, an anatomical print, a small embroidered crest — while keeping the same cropped, zip-front construction consistent across the whole group.

A plain full-zip or pullover works as a foundation piece — open over a graphic tee, layered under a jacket, or worn alone with straight jeans. The heavily graphic and rhinestone pieces work better as the outfit's clear focal point, paired with plain bottoms rather than another loud piece competing for attention.

The cropped sets are built to be worn as a matching pair, though the hoodie half also works on its own over jeans or a skirt when you want the cropped silhouette without the full tracksuit look.

Forty-three hoodies span a genuinely wide gap — a single-colour 350gsm fleece with nothing on it at one end, a rhinestone-covered skeleton graphic at the other, both cut from the same basic pullover shape. Whichever end of that range an outfit needs, the hoodie is doing the same job: the piece that sets the tone for everything worn under or over it.