[Kanji] Are you Betty? Hoodie
This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.
This used as a phonetic symbol rather than for its meaning.
About this Hoodie
A sweatshirt with a hood. Officially called Hooded Sweatshirt. The photo shows the pullover type, but you can also choose the zip-up type. A must-have item for those who want to dress casually. You can choose men's and women's, T-shirts and long-sleeved T-shirts, and there are variety of sizes.
・Men’s or Woman’s Hooded Sweatshirt
・variety sizes
・some color varieties
・also, there is zip up hooded
・Machine wash, tumble dry low
・Men’s or Woman’s Hooded Sweatshirt
・variety sizes
・some color varieties
・also, there is zip up hooded
・Machine wash, tumble dry low
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