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Most of the time - no. But I'm bald and my head gets cold so I'll pull it on if I'm out and about without other headwear or if I need additional warmth besides my knitted hat I usually have with me - conveniently stored in the front pocket when it exists.Do you hoodie wearers routinely use the hood? It amuses me to think of this demographic rolling around their hoodies.
When in the cold, I have a cashmere beanie with me. While not bald, I am a number 1 buzz all around.Most of the time - no. But I'm bald and my head gets cold so I'll pull it on if I'm out and about without other headwear or if I need additional warmth besides my knitted hat I usually have with me - conveniently stored in the front pocket when it exists.Do you hoodie wearers routinely use the hood? It amuses me to think of this demographic rolling around their hoodies.
Ha ha. Well. I'm not necessarily that guy that wears tiny shirts, but I like shirts that fit my arms and chest. Also, not really so much that I want to show people, that was more of a inside joke my wife and I share. She loves to make comments that I dress like a really strong ninja. Ha ha. Im not the guy to wear these oversized hoodies that I could fit two people in. I just like my clothes to fit my body type.
Why wouldn't he? When I got motivated enough to train for a marathon a couple years ago, I started wearing a lot more form fitting attire. Now that I've gotten lazy again and added back on some of the weight, I'm more than content to hide that fact. I am starting to run again, however, so if I get back anywhere close to where I was a couple years ago, you better believe I'll be wanting to show it off!
Same. I’m certainly not wearing skin tight shirts. But I work hard to not be a fatty. And am proud of it.
also an effective way to shield innocent men, women and children from my horrible visageAnother follow up question, are you hoodie, hood up!, wearers in cold parts of the country? I know furls is. He may also use the use to hide from his wonderful wife.
My wife knits. This time a year I generally am wearing some nice homemade wool socks and have one of several homemade knitted hats with me. I prefer the hats she knits from sock yarn. It's a little lighter but on particularly cold and/or windy days, the hoodie adds the extra warmth that is needed.When in the cold, I have a cashmere beanie with me. While not bald, I am a number 1 buzz all around.Most of the time - no. But I'm bald and my head gets cold so I'll pull it on if I'm out and about without other headwear or if I need additional warmth besides my knitted hat I usually have with me - conveniently stored in the front pocket when it exists.Do you hoodie wearers routinely use the hood? It amuses me to think of this demographic rolling around their hoodies.
Texas, my idea of cold is summer in Alaska.Another follow up question, are you hoodie, hood up!, wearers in cold parts of the country? I know furls is. He may also use the use to hide from his wonderful wife.
I will if/when it gets cold enough. But, under normal circumstances, no.Do you hoodie wearers routinely use the hood? It amuses me to think of this demographic rolling around their hoodies.
I think the oldest article of clothing I own is the first sweatshirt I ever bought when I went to college. It's the most raggedy piece of crap you could imagine - lots of paint stains, the cuffs are tattered. My wife hates it and tries to get me to throw it out every time I drag it out and put it on but I refuse. It mostly only makes an appearance when doing some kind of work around the house this time of year.
I mostly wear hoodies and I typically don't put the hood up (unless it's windy/cold and I need it). I live on the central coast of CA where it is between 65-75 about 340 days a year.Another follow up question, are you hoodie, hood up!, wearers in cold parts of the country? I know furls is. He may also use the use to hide from his wonderful wife.
noDo you hoodie wearers routinely use the hood? It amuses me to think of this demographic rolling around their hoodies.
Looks like a hoodie
That's the ideaLooks like a hoodie
And he gets college girls!
You've heard of 'skinny pants', well, he's a 'skinny shirt' type of guy.
I will occasionally wear a hoodie with the hood up if the rain is heavier than the everyday PNW rain.Another follow up question, are you hoodie, hood up!, wearers in cold parts of the country? I know furls is. He may also use the use to hide from his wonderful wife.
I have another technical question. Does a long sleeve shirt with a hood count as a hoodie? How thick does the material need to be for it to be a hoodie?Scorching hot take. If there's two pockets a with a zipper in-between that's not a hoodie, it's a jacket or whatever. And if there isn't zipper, but separate pockets....? GTFO
Feels like an episode of Seinfeld. Ha ha
So what is a sweatshirt with out a hood called?I have another technical question. Does a long sleeve shirt with a hood count as a hoodie? How thick does the material need to be for it to be a hoodie?Scorching hot take. If there's two pockets a with a zipper in-between that's not a hoodie, it's a jacket or whatever. And if there isn't zipper, but separate pockets....? GTFO
Yeah - I’m sure I’m wrong but I always referred to a sweatshirt with a hood as a sweatshirt and a zip up jacket with a hood as a jacket. To me a hoodie is thinner t-shirt or similar material with a hood.
Pullover?
Well it's been below 40 here for a month so yes. But I did grow up in a very diverse small town so I still bank on that credAnother follow up question, are you hoodie, hood up!, wearers in cold parts of the country? I know furls is. He may also use the use to hide from his wonderful wife.
I can confirm this was true back in the day. I'm not sure if it still holds up today.
Agree.....the quarter zip has replaced any hoodless sweatshirt
It can't be both all capitals
A poorly made purchase
The only version I have with no pockets are my beach shirts. Thinnish meant for sun cover or if it gets breezy, chillier at night
I agree, nothing wrong with a crewneck
That’s not a hoodie. It’s a jacket
That may be a sun shirt. I have many of them. Great for hiking and climbing in variable temps/sun exposure.I have another technical question. Does a long sleeve shirt with a hood count as a hoodie? How thick does the material need to be for it to be a hoodie?Scorching hot take. If there's two pockets a with a zipper in-between that's not a hoodie, it's a jacket or whatever. And if there isn't zipper, but separate pockets....? GTFO
Yeah - I’m sure I’m wrong but I always referred to a sweatshirt with a hood as a sweatshirt and a zip up jacket with a hood as a jacket. To me a hoodie is thinner t-shirt or similar material with a hood.
