More than just warm, next-level Reverse Weave® StormShell Full Zip Hoodie weather-proofs your everyday with all the comfort of our legendary fleece. Our C LAB and Champion Japan teams have re-designed our heavyweight men's hoodie to keep you moving in the rain, wind and colder temps with the comfort of your favorite hoodie. Whether you're running in the rain or going to the gym in a downpour, outer layer keeps you dry, while the second wind-proof layer provides a barrier against the wind. Next to the skin, an ultra warm third layer holds the heat, and feels like our iconic fleece with a soft, brushed interior. Has slimmer men's fit than our classic Reverse Weave Hoodie, so size up for a looser fit. Three-panel scuba hood with embedded drawcord lets you adjust on the fly and locks into place to keep you covered, zip up the scuba collar for even more protection against the elements. Thoughtfully placed side zip pocket and zip-up pouch pocket with a phone slip pocket keeps essentials dry and secure. Signature stretch side panels, ribbed cuffs and elastic at the back waistband channel the iconic hoodie. Elevated raised silicone Champion logo on the shoulder finishes this all-weather hoodie.
- Outer layer that keeps you dry, and second wind-proof layer. Next to the skin, an insulating layer holds the heat, and feels like our iconic fleece with a soft, brushed interior.
- Has a slimmer men's fit than our classic men's Reverse Weave® Hoodie, size up for a looser fit.
- Heavyweight fleece is cut on the cross-grain to reduce vertical shrinkage.
- Sturdy zip front with storm flap to keep the elements out.
- Three-panel scuba hood with embedded cord locks into place with a pull. Press the hidden, welded lock to release the cord.
- Zip up scuba collar shields you from the elements.
- Side zip pocket secures ID, and zip close pouch pocket has a hidden slip pocket to secure your phone. Signature stretch side panels, ribbed cuffs and elastic at the back waistband.
- Raised silicone logo on wearer's left shoulder. C logo at cuff.
