The sleeve cuff is what I keep messing with. Mine came out of the dryer wrinkled at the pocket, which is whatever, and I wore it to the gas station anyway. It’s the GEEDUP TEAM LOGO HOODIE GREEN WHITE. First time out, I had it on over a tee at like 7:40 in the morning, walking to the mailbox with my phone stuffed in the front pocket. Honestly, the hood stayed up in the car and the seatbelt kept dragging it back. Not a deal breaker. I just fixed it at the light.
First Wear
Nothing stiff about it. I guess that’s the main thing I noticed. The green and white logo sits where you expect, no weird placement, and the hood doesn’t fight your ears when you pull it on in a real hurry. And yes, I wore it to a diner later and got a little ketchup near the cuff, because I am that person. It wiped off fine with a napkin, actually, no, I didn’t try hard, I just left it. For real, it’s the kind of hoodie you grab when you don’t want to think. A handful of people asked where it was from. I told them Geedup , then had to spell it. Kind of funny.
That was that.
The GEEDUP TEAM LOGO HOODIE GREEN WHITE is easy to spot in a pile.
In The Rotation
The fit is loose enough to layer without looking like you borrowed it from a boyfriend, and the waistband hits low enough that it doesn’t bunch when you sit down, and the sleeves are long enough to pull over your knuckles at a red light, which is a dumb little habit I have, but it’s the truth, and I’m not going to pretend otherwise. So it’s in the rotation now. But I still reach for it on cool mornings. Geed up shows up small on the tag, which I only found after a wash. Wait, that’s not right. It’s on the inside label, not the tag, I think. Anyway. Check the inside label if you care about that kind of thing at all. The Geedup Hoodies crowd will know what this is. (I’d wear it with gray sweats and a plain cap, personally.) The hoodie is not fancy. That’s a compliment. If you want to see the green and white version up close, take a look at the GEEDUP TEAM LOGO HOODIE GREEN WHITE page. Fixed it again in the parking lot. No big thing.
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