Why You Don't Look Good In Hoodies

How long should my hoodie be? Should a hoodie have a kangaroo pouch? should your hoodie have drawstrings? What colour hoodie is the best? Who makes the best hoodie?

These are all common questions that people ask about hoodies. In today's video, I go over the most common mistakes people make when choosing hoodies to wear and how you can avoid these mistakes in the future.

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[HarryHas]

Drop your favourite hoodie for us to check out 🤟

[itsweliton]

actually reason 4 - I love the content and the way you organize the ideas lol

[swagjita.]

The juiciest "see ya latah" we ever had. Just keep making them more and more sauced with each vid

[machupikachu]

Your faces in the hood shots are hilarious! 😂

[miguelantonio]

Love the fact that most of the hoodies were made in my country (Portugal), in a surprising way

[nischeyjeetsingh]

i really love the way you try to make the viewers see the different prespective so that they can do whats good for them. GREAT TALENT OF YOURS MATE!

[beetea]

You are one of the best creators on YouTube imo. Videos are legit and straight to the point while still being super enjoyable.

[GG-uvok]

I think this was your best video so far. Nicely informative and clean presentation.

[DommoDommo]

Thought you might announce you were making a hoodie by the end of the video, I was excited!!

[Blorboy]

Definitely feel the comment you made on "wouldn't wear this hoodie outside". I have so many of my older hoodies that I feel are kind of a waste to throw out, seeing as they're still wearable, but at the same time I don't feel as good as I normally would when wearing them outside or even inside the house. Might have to tell myself to actually throw some stuff that I don't like out soon, cause even though they're wearable, they're not getting worn and they're just taking up wardrobe space.

[proteinsheikh]

Nice video as usual! I do have a few insights to add!
1. Higher GSM (300+) is generally good, however material also influences how the hoodie holds its shape. Cotton-poly blends tend to have a better shape than 100% cotton, at a similar GSM
2. Fleece lined hoodie will typically have a better shape than french terry lined hoodie.
3. A double lined hood will also have a more pleasant shape and feel cozier

Some hoodies I like are the Seventh Stores, Yeezy Gap, Velour garments (600 or 1000 gsm) or even the very affordable gildan 12500

[DMorgan]

I love my American Giant hoodie. This was a great guide, and I instantly felt cooler knowing I’m in company with you for removing the strings if I don’t like them or they look cheap.

[Mr_gray]

Somtimes it feels like hoodies just give that comfort and as like it’s like a “it’s okay. Everything’s fine” thing when I’m sad just the comfort.

[shamikbutter]

I really like how you took the best parts of every hoodie to make a perfect hoodie. No other fashion creator is doing these extra steps.❤

[raghuhariharan]

This is a really brilliant idea for how to find the right clothing items moving forward. I'm going to do this.

[Ernst]

I got the Asket and I agree with everything you mentioned. Will help out a lot in the future. One of my favorites is a cheap blank staples from H&M. Would be interesting to see a similar video on zip hoodies. Thanks for the great content!

[originalk]

I wasn't sure what to expect from this, but tbh this was some REALLY good advice, could definitely use this with other staple wardrobe pieces as well. thanks for this, great video as always

[frank]

Carhartt, been wearing them for years. They have heavy, medium and light hoodies!

[thatgeekdad]

The black Nike tech tech fleece light weight. I love Nikes build of the hood to avoid the gnome peak. I prefer zip up than pull over. Nike makes talls easily accessible for someone 6’4”. No drawstring. Cone neck when zipped up. The material doesn’t pill.

[Nahkalenkki]

A thing I like doing to my hoodies is taking the strings out which honestly makes for a cleaner look sometimes (is not the best look always) and I also like when a hoodie fits a bit more on the baggy side instead of hunting for perfection on the proportions