Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black
Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black
Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black
Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black
Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black
Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black

Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt

Champion Essentials Reverse Weave Hoodie Sweatshirt in Black

THE GOES-WITH-EVERYTHING HOODIE

Easygoing and endlessly wearable, the Champion Reverse Weave Hoodie is a closet staple designed with all-day comfort in mind. Made from Reverse Weave® heavyweight fleece that’s cut on the cross-grain to reduce shrinkage and maintain its shape, this pullover features a loose fit, drop shoulders, and ribbed trims for that perfectly relaxed drape. A kangaroo pocket adds cozy function, while the adjustable drawcord hood brings customizable versatility. Finished with an iconic embroidered “C” patch and V-notch at the neck, it’s a heritage-inspired layer that fits right into your daily rotation (no effort required).

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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I have a Champion sweatshirt

"I have a Champion sweatshirt from 2000 that is still going strong, but it doesn't have a hood. I decided I wanted one with a hood, but this is not quite what I was expecting. It is significantly shorter than my old shirt, which makes me think my prior sweatshirt was either a men's shirt, or they are cutting them WAY shorter these days. The kangaroo pocket started up at my nipples! (To be fair, I'm 5'11", but there was no indication in the description that this was a cropped sweatshirt. ) The reverse weave was nice, but not as heavy as my old one. So while quality is still very good for *today*, it can't compare to 25 years ago. I probably would have kept it, if the fit hadn't been so far off."

— Casey M. (5/5)

To short

"Well made, thick but doesn’t stretch much and is a little short."

— Susan V. (3/5)

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