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Shibuya Colour-Block Zip Hoodie

The panels
A colour-block zip hoodie with curved panels
Sweeping white panels curve across the chest, shoulders and sleeves, so the hoodie looks different from every angle. A full zip and a deep hood make it easy to wear open or closed.
The fleece is soft inside and keeps its colour, so the contrast stays crisp. The ribbed cuffs and hem keep it snug at the wrist and waist.
The curved colour-block panels give the Shibuya a sporty, city feel that stands out from a plain zip hoodie. It looks great over a white T-shirt with dark jeans, and it brings a bit of energy to grey winter days without trying too hard.
The fit
Loose, S to XL
The cut is loose and boxy, with dropped shoulders for a relaxed streetwear look. The chest measures 122 cm on the S up to 132 cm on the XL, so there is room to layer.
Every measurement is in the size guide, so you can compare it with a hoodie you own. The sleeves are long, so they sit comfortably over the wrist.
The full-length zip makes it easy to adjust through the day: open on the walk to the station, zipped to the collar on a windy platform. The loose fit leaves room for a long-sleeve top underneath.


How to wear it
Three bold colourways
Wear the green with matching joggers for a full streetwear look, the black with black jeans, or the grey with light denim. White trainers finish it off.
It is a statement piece that still goes with the basics you already own. Choose your colour and size above — delivery in the UK is free.
Black is the subtle option, green feels bold and fresh, and grey is the easy everyday choice. Wash it inside out at 30°C to keep the panels crisp and the colours bright for longer.
From Maria & Denis
A colour-block zip hoodie with bold, curved panels — streetwear that stands out without a single logo. It is the hoodie people ask about, and it is warm and easy to wear every day.
Black, green or grey, each with white panels, in sizes S to XL. We named it after Shibuya, the Tokyo district that shapes street style around the world.
In motion
See the panels from every angle
The curved panels look different from every side. Here is the hoodie in green in our studio and in grey on an East London street.
Why you will love it
Bold, curved colour-block panels.
A full zip and a deep hood.
No logos.
A loose, boxy streetwear fit.
Black, green or grey, sizes S to XL.
Fabric & care
Machine wash at 30°C inside out, with similar colours. Inside out protects the print and the brushed face from rubbing against other clothes.
Line dry or tumble on low. Do not iron directly on the print.
Size guide
These are measurements of the garment laid flat, not body measurements. Compare them with a similar piece you already own — that is the most reliable way to choose.
| Size | Chest, cm | Shoulder, cm | Sleeve, cm | Length, cm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 122 | 58 | 59 | 72 |
| M | 124 | 60 | 60 | 72 |
| L | 128 | 62 | 62 | 74 |
| XL | 132 | 64 | 64 | 76 |
Customer Reviews
Based on 4 reviews
Stands out
Stands out, get asked about it.
Loose
Loose streetwear fit.
Big
Cut big, I took M instead of L and it is still roomy.
Green
Green and white looks sick.
Questions and answers
How do I choose my size in this hoodie?
It comes in sizes S to XL. The size guide on this page gives measurements of the hoodie itself, taken flat: chest, shoulder, sleeve and length. Measure a similar hoodie you own, laid flat, and compare it with the chart; free UK delivery and 30 days to return give you time to check the fit at home.
How do I wash this hoodie?
Machine wash at 30°C inside out, with similar colours. Inside out protects the print and the brushed face from rubbing against other clothes. Line dry or tumble on low.
How do I style this hoodie?
With joggers and trainers for a relaxed day, or with jeans under a denim jacket, a quilted jacket or a wool coat when it is colder. A plain hoodie also looks neat over a collared shirt.
How do I remove bobbles from this hoodie?
Bobbles form where the fabric rubs, under the arms, at the cuffs and where a bag strap sits. Lay the hoodie flat and glide a fabric shaver or a knit comb lightly over the area; pulling bobbles off by hand loosens the fibres. Washing inside out with similar soft fabrics slows them down.

