Feel comfortable and look stylish in the Iron Matcha hoodie, a tasty addition to our newest Classic Recipe collection! You'll be able to easily match this neutral military green hoodie with other basics. This size-inclusive essential outerwear is lightweight and crafted from a versatile fabric blend, offering a perfect balance of comfort and style. Although a simpler design, make a bold statement with "Kinda Fit Kinda Fat" proudly puff-printed on the back for a flavourful fit with effortless confidence
Classic Receipe Collection:
Introducing the Classic Recipe Collection, designed for those who are hungry for a delicious way to elevate their wardrobe with timeless and tasty essentials. Every product in this collection is cooked to versatile perfection for sophisticated style. Easily whisk these basics together for a simple but flavourful fit!
Iron Matcha Box logo silk-screen print on front with donut icon puff-print
"Kinda Fit Kinda Fat" puff-print on back
Premium 50/50 Cotton/Polyester blend
Classic Fit
Double lined hood
1 x 1 rib with spandex for enhanced stretch and recovery
Front pouch pocket
Unisex
True to size
Andrew is 5’11, 230 lbs and is wearing a size 2XL
Christine is 5’3”, 160 lbs and is wearing a size medium
Fabric & Care
For optimal freshness and quality sa-TASTE-faction of your baked goods, KFKF highly recommend you Machine Wash Cold in Mild Detergent, inside out with like colours (to preserve design and colour), and Tumble Dry Low or hang dry (to preserve sizing and minimise shrinkage). Do not bleach.
Size guide:
CLASSIC FIT
UNISEX SIZING
Width
Length
Arm Length
XS
19"
27"
33.5"
S
20"
28"
34.5"
M
22"
29"
35.5"
L
24"
30"
36.5"
XL
26"
31"
37.5"
2XL
27"
32"
38.5"
3XL
28"
33"
39.5"
4XL
28.5"
33"
40"
5XL
29"
34"
40.5"
Length - Length is measured from the highest point of the shoulder down to the hem of the hoodie.
Width - Width is measured across the chest from one seam to the opposite seam, 1" below armhole.
Arm Length - Sleeve is measured from the top of the shoulder down to the end of the sleeve cuff.
