Little Havana Hoodie
Embrace the vibrant energy of Miami with our Little Havana hoodie. Crafted for ultimate comfort, this heavyweight hoodie features a plush interior and a durable yet soft exterior, perfect for chilly days. The iconic embroidered black heart logo on the front adds a touch of luxury, while the captivating back design of a stunning tanned gyaru woman lounging poolside embodies the essence of Miami.
Experience the ultimate in relaxation with our Little Havana hoodie and make it the perfect companion for your next getaway.
Key Features:
Embroidered black heart logo on the front
Heavyweight 288.2 GSM fabric
3-panel hood
Front pouch pocket
100% cotton face
65% ring-spun cotton, 35% polyester interior
Sustainable production
Disclaimer: This hoodie runs small. For the perfect fit, we recommend ordering one size larger than your usual size. Check our sizing guide, there will be no size exchanges or refunds.
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By choosing our made-to-order approach, you're not only making a conscious fashion choice but also helping to reduce environmental impact. Experience the perfect blend of style, comfort, and sustainability with our heavyweight tees.
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Machine wash cold on a delicate cycle, turning the garment inside out to protect the design. Wash with similar colors. Use only non-chlorine bleach when absolutely necessary. Avoid fabric softeners as they can affect the fabric and the print. Tumble dry on low heat or hang dry for optimal longevity. Do not iron directly on the design. If ironing is necessary, iron inside out on low heat. avoid dry cleaning. By following these care instructions, you'll ensure your tee maintains its premium quality and appearance for years to come.
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Please refer to our sizing guide.
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Orders typically arrive within 6-9 business days.
We accept returns for misprinted, damaged, or defective items within 14 days of delivery. If your package is lost in transit, please contact us within 14 days of the estimated delivery date.
We cannot and do not accept returns for buyer's remorse or sizing.
