Stillknocks Acid Wash Hoodie Sweat- Black
Stillknocks Acid Wash Hoodie Sweat- Black
Cut from heavyweight French Terry and finished with a deep acid wash, this oversized hoodie brings rugged comfort with a vintage edge. A high-square chest print adds sharp detail up front, while the back features a distressed pigment discharge graphic layered with tonal high-square accents Stillknocks in full force.
SIZE GUIDE
The right fit makes all the difference. Use the original Old School measurement charts below to find the most suitable size for your garment before placing your order.
Rugby Jerseys
Use this chart for the rugby jersey style represented in the guide. Measurements are taken flat across the garment. Check the garment-specific chart when shopping for a different jersey design.
Crew Neck Garments
Refer to the crew-neck chart when choosing a garment matching this style. Compare the listed measurements with a similar garment that fits you comfortably.
Long-Sleeve Dresses
The dress chart includes chest, waist, hem, arm length and centre-back measurements. Compare each measurement with your preferred fit.
Long-Sleeve Crop Tops
Use this chart for the long-sleeve crop style shown. Pay particular attention to chest, waist, arm length and centre-back measurements.
Three-Quarter Sleeve Jerseys
Compare the chest, waist, arm length and centre-back measurements when choosing the three-quarter sleeve jersey style shown.
Kids' Long-Sleeve Jerseys
Children's garments use age-based sizing in this chart. Use the measurements as well as the indicated age range to help choose an appropriate fit.
How to Measure
Old School's charts show garment measurements rather than direct body measurements. For the closest comparison, measure a similar garment that already fits you well.
Lay the garment flat and measure straight across the chest between the indicated points on the diagram.
Measure straight across the garment at the waist position marked on the relevant chart.
Measure straight across the bottom opening of the garment, following the chart's marked points.
Follow the sleeve measurement line shown in the relevant garment diagram.
Measure the length indicated by the centre-back line on the chart, following its marked starting and ending points.