Syrup Solar Hoodie
★ 100% of profit funds diabetes research · Free returns · Ships in 2–5 business days
Details & materials
Does your medical chart read like mine? "Sweat Sugar, Bleed Syrup" The battle cry of all of us here at the back of the pack. Dogs love us. So do mosquitos. but hey, we're doing it. Lightweight, protective hoodie made to move with you on long days outside. The clean back-print design reads like a quiet anthem — bold stacked text with a subtle drip detail — giving this hoodie a modern, athletic edge. Built from 100% technical polyester with PURE-tech moisture-wicking and quick-dry performance, it keeps you cool through sweat and sun. The SolarBloc UPF 50+ fabric and Skin Cancer Foundation–approved protection guard your skin whether you’re paddleboarding at noon or logging extra miles on trail runs. Zinc-based anti-microbial treatment keeps the fabric feeling fresh after repeated wear, and details like tapered wrists and a two-panel hood lock in warmth and keep the silhouette streamlined. Lightweight, durable, and made to resist sun, salt, and sweat — it’s the kind of layer you reach for when you’re headed out and want to stay focused on the day, not your kit.
Product features
- Skin Cancer Foundation–approved SolarBloc UPF 50+ sun protection
- 100% technical polyester with PURE-tech moisture-wicking
- Zinc-based anti-microbial finish for odor resistance
- Quick-drying, long-lasting fabric that resists fading
- Two-panel hood and tapered wrists for a streamlined fit
Care instructions
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat, do not iron on print
- Do not dryclean
*Items are made to order and typically ship within 3 business days, but can sometimes take longer.
Shipping & returns
Printed and shipped from the US. Orders leave the shop in 2–5 business days, then 3–5 days in transit.
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Where your money goes
100% of profit from every order funds diabetes research. We're working to cure it, not just manage it. Read more →