They are a wardrobe essential, except in the sense that we do not, at the moment, have one, having lost our last one at a bar in Siberia after quietly, politely puking vodka into a shack bathroom. Ooh, way too much specificity for a Tuesday morning after a holiday, no? Anyway: above is the sort of hoodie we like: rather plain. In fact, this is exactly the sort of hoodie we abandoned in Siberia, except we tended to wear things beneath it. American Apparel California fleece hoodie, $38
It's pricier than we'd prefer, but we like the narrow silhouette and the long-ish sleeves. Bop Basics hoodie
Sometimes we wonder what a hoodie looks like when it costs $200. This is it! Juicy Couture cashmere hoodie, was $288, now $201.60
All we're saying about this one is that basically every single girl at our art school wore it. Urban plaid hoodie, $54
The Gap has about 40,000 different kinds of hoodies at the moment. We add this one because it is on sale, with the blue version under $10. We will say, however, that we prefer our hoodies long and narrow, as opposed to sort of wide and cropped, and these do not fit that bill. Gap tipped hoodie, $39.50, now $9.99 - 24.99
Sometimes we dream about buying a cottage on Martha's Vineyard, and in our preppie dreamland this is the hoodie we would wear.
