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Freya | Cozy Oversized Hooded Sweater
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A relaxed silhouette with effortless style, Freya is the go-to piece for cozy comfort. Designed with a roomy fit and a practical kangaroo pocket, this hooded sweater blends casual charm with everyday functionality. The ribbed cuffs and hem add subtle texture, while the drawstring hood lets you adjust your look. Whether you're running errands or lounging at home, Freya keeps you snug and stylish.

Why You'll Love It
- Drawstring Hood: Adjustable for a personalized fit and added warmth when needed.
- Kangaroo Pocket: Offers a convenient spot to warm your hands or stash small essentials.
- Ribbed Details: Ribbed cuffs and hem provide structure and a polished finish.
- Oversized Fit: Designed for a relaxed, comfortable drape that flatters all body types.
Fit and Feel
This sweater offers a loose, oversized fit that drapes beautifully for all-day comfort. The fabric feels soft and cozy, making it an ideal choice for layering or wearing on its own during cooler months.
Pair this hooded sweater with leggings or distressed jeans and chunky boots for a laid-back yet put-together look.
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