• Oversized fit with dropped shoulders and wide sleeves that hang with real weight - this one sits broad across the back, exactly where the graphic needs the room to land.
• Large-scale St. Moritz back print combining skier silhouettes, mountain scenery and ornate script in a circular composition that reads more like vintage resort branding than a standard slogan tee.
• Brushback cotton fabric - soft against the skin with a fleece-like interior that keeps warmth in without feeling stiff or heavy through the day.
• The cotton-rich construction keeps the fabric breathable, making it easy to wear across a full day without overheating.
• Ribbed cuffs and hem anchor the relaxed silhouette and stop the oversized cut from looking shapeless when worn untucked.

The back graphic is the entire point of this hoodie - a circular print built around script lettering, framed by skiers mid-descent and Alpine peaks below. It draws from the kind of resort-town iconography that sits comfortably between streetwear and vintage sportswear, without committing entirely to either. The oversized cut means it drops cleanly over the shoulders and drapes rather than clings, which is exactly the silhouette it's built for. The model wears it with black wide-leg trousers, keeping the bottom half clean so the graphic takes over. That same logic works with joggers or cargo trousers - anything relaxed through the leg balances the volume up top. Pull the hood up and it becomes a statement piece on its own; leave it down and the back print carries the look. Best suited to weekends, city days out, or casual social settings where the graphic can do the talking.