Zip up is more comfy to take off/on quickly, but non-zip has an overall nicer feel imo. And also I like the singular pocket with 2 hand holes that they have :3
Kangaroo pocket
why are quality cloaks so expensive I want to ominously brood outside nursing homes.
and dammit I should be allowed a scythe! No officer I’m not planning to reap any wheat with it but it looks cool as hell.
If you tip the fake blade in orange, smarter class traitors know it’s a prop, and won’t ask you researchable questions.
Liking the zipper look nowadays.
Pullover does more to hide the silhouette and proportios than a zipper. My fat ass belly almost disappears under a pullover, but depending on the zipper’s mood can even be accentuated by it.
zip up doesn’t destroy my hair, i prepared for boymoding prettily.
I do love a kangaroo pocket, but I can’t stand pulling a sweater over my head, especially given how often I get in and out of it over the course of the day.
I’m team zipper but I do look on the other side of the fence with longing.
I was going to say zip…
But no. Pullover. Zip has utility and convenience. When I’m particularly dysphoric i feel like the pullover just hits the vibe closer
Zip will always be superior
Hoodies without zips are stupid.
I get stupid when dysphoria hits the hardest ._.
Bunnyhug pullover, always.
Found the saskatchewanite
Bingo!
Heat stroke x_x
Zipper as because I live in a relatively warm area, I almost always wear it open. I just can’t stand having to take pullovers off or on
i think zippers are annoying because they have different stretch properties compared to the fabric they’re attached to and the buckling under load results in less cute shapes
Zip temp control
Yes! Comfortable temperature is a very narrow band and being able to regulate it by doing more than taking a layer off entirely is huge!
Zip. I like to be able to remove the hoodie quickly, without messing up my hair. My Carhartt zip hoodie gives a bit more of an androgynous vibe, which is whatever. I probably take my hoodie off more often than others (too cold too hot).
