Spider Atlanta Star Print Hoodie Black

Because the star stands alone, the black matters more than usual: a deep, even color with no fade, against which the shape holds in daylight. For a busier black graphic, the OG Web hoodie in black fills the chest with an arched web.

Building the Star Print Hoodie

Heavy Fleece, Brushed Inside

The cloth is 100% cotton fleece at 380 GSM, brushed inside, against 280 to 320 GSM in a typical high-street hoodie. The hood stands up on its drawcord, and the name appears again on the navy Atlanta hoodie.

Oversized Cut and Sizing

Choosing Your Size

Dropped shoulders and a boxy body make it wide by design, not by sizing up. Stay with your usual size for the full roomy line, or go down one for a hem nearer the hip. Lay a favorite hoodie flat and compare it with the Spider Canada size guide first.

Room for Layering

The armholes take a long-sleeve tee without pulling, the cuffs are ribbed and the kangaroo pocket holds cold hands. In midwinter, it slides under a coat without bunching. If you want another black pullover to hold against it, the VVS hoodie in black is the one.

Care for Black and Print

Wash it cold, turn it inside out and hang it to dry; never iron over the print. Heat, not water, is what dulls a black ground and lifts ink. Washing it with other dark colors keeps the black deep and even, and our product care guide has the wider routine for every garment.

Wearing It Through Autumn and Winter

From October, it works alone as an outer layer, and by December it is the warm layer under a shell. A plain tee adds warmth without bulk. For a brighter second purchase, try the 5Star hoodie in yellow. Gray joggers, washed denim or plain black trousers all leave the star room to lead, and a cap keeps the outfit simple. A scarf in one muted color finishes it without competing with the star, the only part meant to be noticed. To stay tonal, choose the Phantom V2 hoodie.