[Unisex] Cardboard Knit Pullover Hoodie with Seam Pockets [Off-white]

A pullover hoodie with seam pockets, made from cardboard knit fabric [Unisex]. This pullover hoodie, crafted from cardboard knit fabric, is perfect for three seasons, from early autumn to early spring ♪ It features a well-structured hood, raglan sleeves for ease of movement, and functional and stylish seam pockets with a mesh lining! A touch of white cowhide and a rivet are placed above and below the seam pockets. This leather is washable, so you can simply put it in the washing machine. We hope you'll enjoy washing it many times and experiencing the aging of the leather ♪ Cardboard knit fabric traps air between its layers, reducing the impact of external temperatures and ensuring warmth. By changing your inner layers, you can flexibly adapt to temperature fluctuations! Feel free to wear it for everyday use, outings, picnics, or outdoor activities – it's versatile for many occasions ♪ Material: 70% Polyester, 25% Rayon, 5% Polyurethane Available in 4 colors: Off-white, Beige, Sax, Black S size: Width 51cm, Length 65.5cm, Sleeve length 77cm M size: Width 54cm, Length 68.5cm, Sleeve length 79.5cm L size: Width 57cm, Length 71.5cm, Sleeve length 82cm XL size: Width 60cm, Length 74.5cm, Sleeve length 84.5cm The photo of the sax hoodie shows a male, 165cm tall, wearing size L. The photos of the black, off-white, and beige hoodies show a female, 162cm tall, wearing size M. Please allow for slight variations in measurements. * Due to the nature of the material, this product may cause color transfer to other clothing. Please avoid wearing it with white or light-colored items and do not wash it together with white or light-colored items. * Due to the nature of the material, fold creases (as shown in the last photo) may remain. These can be reduced by ironing. * The white color has a slight sheerness. * When worn as a set, there may be slight color variations due to differences in production batches. * The actual color may differ slightly from the image due to lighting conditions during photography and your computer screen environment.