All the Sweatshirts Are on Sale (2024)

The ultimate hoodie at the absolute ultimate price.

The company that invented hoodies also makes a mean crewneck.

The award for the most hyped, but not hyped-up, sweats goes to Jerry Lorenzo's Fear of God Essentials line.

Buttery soft fleece on one side, delightfully smothering shearling on the other.

An undisputed heavyweight in the category, updated with a moisture-wicking fleece to keep you warm AND dry.

Just when you though hoodies couldn't get any cozier, this shag-ified version proves you wrong.

Les Tien is one of our favorite new knitwear brands of recent years and it's all thanks to an unwavering focus on all things sweats, hoodies, and sweatshirts.

Who said hoodies had to be heavyweight to be any good? J.Crew's lightweight French terry hoodie is sumptuous, velvety soft, and a tad lighter than average which makes it perfect for those who run hot.

Loose but not oversized, hardy but not cumbersome, broken-in but not worn-out, shorter but not cropped—this one threads almost every needle.

As close to the platonic ideal of a hoodie as you can find.

Outerknown's California sweatshirt isn't just a great fit with a vintage, lived-in feel. It's also one of the few options on the market that uses cotton that's actually good for the soil.

Goooooooal!!!

A cashmere hoodie sounds excessive—because it is—but it’s also hard to care about such things while wearing a cashmere hoodie.

We're really writing past the margins here, but once you don this furry number, who really cares if it qualifies as a sweatshirt or not?

Cozy, with a side of attitude.

You could spend ages trying to find the perfect vintage crew, or you could just get this one on sale and save yourself the hassle.

A comfy zip-up fleece hoodie that'll pass for a sweater in nearly all sweater-applicable scenarios.

If your Everyday Hoodie search ends right here, you’ve done yourself well.

You don’t always want to let a hoodie headline your outfit, but if it’s a purple velour hoodie that drapes like this one does, by all means.

If you thought The Bear tee was good, know that Merz's crewnecks might be even better.

Sometimes, hoodies can also be sweaters and we think that’s wonderful.

Someone, somewhere decided long ago that quarter-zips were allowed where other sweatshirts weren’t—don’t fight it, just embrace it.

Does a crewneck sweatshirt really need, like, 12 panels? Who cares if it looks this good.