As daytime gets shorter and the fall breeze starts to settle in, here are a few places to pick up cozy, chic sweatshirts, hoodies and crewnecks this season:
Jake Haddad Creative
Simple yet packs a punch for standout creativity, Jake Haddad creates custom sweatshirts and crewnecks with his SLTHR line, a perfect fit for fall as the cooler temperatures slither our way. Choose your keystone logo color and sweatshirt color and rock this conversation starter that has a crisp, clean look for that fall fit while supporting a local artist’s vision. Be sure to follow and DM Jake Haddad Creative on Instagram to place your order.
Made in PGH
Shop three styles in our shop to sport your style this football season and beyond! At $35 each, PGH in the Palm of Your Hand Hoodie can be the perfect, cozy loungewear versatile for a pumpkin patch outing or sipping hot chocolate at home. Plus, the unisex crewneck, Sundays are for Gold Towels, can be the golden gameday ware to support The Steelers at Acrisure stadium and beyond and the Pittsburgh Skyline Cropped Hoodie can be the sensible, stylish choice for the fall mornings that turn into warmer, late-summer days.
Time Bomb Shop
Edgy. Trendy. Hypnotic. Time Bomb Shop offers OG looks with funky, retro logo designs reflecting the local retailer. Gold, orange, blue and black with either black or gold logos can be the standout staple in your comfy wardrobe. Plus, there are other limited-edition lines. Check out the entire clothing shop online by browsing Time Bomb Shop’s collection today.
Daily Bread
With a retro flair, Daily Bread has a color-blasted vision for hoodies and crewnecks that pair perfectly with their selections of sweatpants, shorts and other vintage-inspired items in store. Check out their size availability online and enjoy an extended Labor Day sale of the Fall 2022 collection of up to 60 percent off limited products. Hurry before this sale ends and stay tuned for other fashionable drops.
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
