ACAB Laurel Wreath Baseball Hoodie

Wreath emblem on a hoodie with contrasting sleeves

A ring of laurel leaves with four letters in old broken type inside it: the Laurel Wreath design wears on the chest much like a club emblem. On the baseball model a second focal point joins it, because sleeves and hood take a different colour from the trunk.

Camouflage or red

Those who like a camouflage pattern take olive/camo, with woodland print on sleeves and hood, or black/darkcamo in a grey night pattern. Both carry the wreath in white. The third make-up, black/red, goes for a signal colour, and there the print is red too.

Set-apart sleeves instead of one shade

The identical design exists on a plain black hooded pullover. With its slanted raglan sleeves the baseball shape is the sportier alternative. Sizes S through 2XL.

Blend and make-up

Body and sleeves are knitted from cotton at 80% with 20% polyester, so the cotton share is higher than on the single-colour models. The raglan sleeves lead to the hood without a shoulder seam, a continuous pocket lies at the waist, and the cuffs and bottom edge are ribbed.

Why camouflage works here

Because the wreath consists only of white areas and sits on the plain trunk panel rather than on the patterned sleeves, it stays readable against each of the three grounds. The size range covers five steps and stops at 2XL. A pullover like this gets worn from the morning train to the beer stand after the whistle.