The Deep Sea Diver Hoodie is engineered for extreme conditions, featuring ultra-dense fleece that traps heat and keeps the cold at bay. With a double-lined snorkel hood for added warmth and unique egg-shaped pockets, this hoodie blends functionality with innovative design. It’s breathable, quick-drying, and odour-resistant, perfect for adventure seekers. The four-way elasticity enhances mobility, making it suitable for any outdoor activity. Experience unparalleled warmth and comfort in the most challenging environments.
From the brand: Over 80% of the deep ocean remains unexplored. And you can see why. With sub zero temperatures, freaky alien-looking creatures, pressures that can crush steel, and the abyss, it’s not the most welcoming. Luckily it comes with some astonishing cold weather Special Forces tech, that we turned into a hoodie and vest.
In the freezing blackness of the North Sea and underneath the Arctic ice, a wetsuit isn’t going to keep you alive. For divers operating in the coldest, darkest and most hostile environments on Earth – where the water temperature drops below 10°C – the survival system of anyone who values their life is the drysuit.
An impermeable shell that creates a seal of warm air around the body, wearing a drysuit is a bit like wearing an actual seal. But at the heart of this underwater system you won’t find foam, rubber, or blubber. But fleece. Insanely thick, astonishingly warm, flexible, fleece. Naturally you’ll find the most badass drysuit fleece on the planet belongs to the British Special Forces – guys who don’t mind a bit of a splash about in some cold water. So we took their fleece – after asking them nicely – and turned it into the Deep Sea Diver Hoodie.
At 539 grams per square metre, this is the densest fleece we’ve ever used. And that means the Deep Sea Diver Hoodie traps more heat than any other hoodie we’ve made. It breathes, wicks, and is fast-drying and odour-resistant. Four-way elasticity means it bends, stretches and rebounds in any direction. We added egg-shaped pockets for warmth, and a double-lined snorkel hood creates a protective microclimate around your head, sealing in warmth and blocking out the elements.
