WHITESVILLE WV69796 ATTACHED HOOD PARKA Green
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WHITESVILLE WV69796 ATTACHED HOOD PARKA Green
It was sold in American department stores such as Montgomery Ward around the mid-1950s, and its sturdy construction made it popular with athletes and students. However, after the 1960s, it disappeared amid the rise of competing brands and came to be known as a “phantom brand.” Today, Toyo Enterprises has revived the brand under its original name and produced a wide range of items, making it highly popular.
The style commonly known as an “attached-hood parka” dates back to before the 1950s. As the name suggests, a hood is added to a crewneck sweatshirt after it is made. The heavyweight sweatshirt fabric uses 20/20/7 yarns for the face, middle, and back. The body has a tubular construction, and the ribbing is knitted from 10-count yarn. The hood is made from a single layer of fabric, and a gusset is added at the neckline. Two-needle stitching is used, and the body comes in two-tone colorways inspired by vintage examples.
STAFF VOICE
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Ichimura / 175 cm / 75 kg / Wearing size L
Among vintage sweatshirts, attached-hood styles like this have always held a special appeal for me.
Hooded sweatshirts are commonplace today, but there was a time when hoods were added to crewneck sweatshirts after they were made. This distinctive construction has a charm that modern hoodies lack.
This WHITESVILLE piece faithfully recreates vintage designs from before the 1950s.
It’s packed with details characteristic of vintage sweatshirts, including a hood attached after the fact, a gusset at the neckline, a tubular body, and two-needle stitching.
What I particularly like is the shape of the hood and the overall silhouette.
The distinctive way the hood sits, unique to an attached-hood design, gives it a look that sets it apart from ordinary hoodies.
The substantial, heavyweight sweatshirt fabric uses different yarns for the face, middle, and back. Its dependable texture evokes old-school American sportswear.
I think sweatshirts like this are more enjoyable when they start out a little firm and gradually soften and mold to your body with repeated wear and washing.
As you wear it, the fabric develops character, and the ribbing and hood take on a natural patina. It's a piece to enjoy as it ages.
For styling, we recommend classic American casual looks paired with faded denim, wide-leg chinos, or military pants.
It also works well as a layer under coveralls, denim jackets, and leather jackets. Just letting the hood peek out adds a subtle accent to your outfit.
I'm 175 cm tall and weigh 75 kg, and I'm wearing size L.
It isn't the kind of clothing that chases trends, but classic sweatshirts like this have the appeal of looking just as good year after year.
Enjoy its vintage feel, then wear it, wash it, and wear it again without a second thought.
A vintage-inspired pullover hoodie made to be worn and loved for years.