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Women's Oversized Varsity Stripe Sweatshirt

Women's Oversized Varsity Stripe Sweatshirt

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Seven colors, one easy shape: the Taylor is an oversized varsity sweatshirt in black, dark gray, navy, green, purple, burgundy and orange, every one finished with white stripes around the sleeves. Pick it by team, by season or simply by what already hangs in your closet.

  • Strongest stripe contrast: black, navy and burgundy make the white bands jump the most.
  • Most forgiving shade: dark gray hides lint, pet hair and a morning coffee splash better than black does.
  • Color for every team: orange, green and purple suit teams whose colors are hard to find on a sweatshirt.

Seven Colors, One Cut

Every colorway shares the same build. The fabric is 65% polyester and 35% cotton. The cut is oversized with a dropped shoulder, and two white stripes circle each sleeve. So the decision is purely about color, and that makes it simpler than it looks. Black and navy are the city versions, sharp with dark jeans and loafers. Burgundy and green lean toward fall. Purple and orange are the bold ones, and they do the most work at a game or on a gray day.

A practical note on the dark shades: black and navy show lint the fastest, so a quick pass with a lint roller before you head out keeps them looking new. Washing them inside out, away from towels, cuts most of it at the source.

How to Style an Oversized Sweatshirt

How to style an oversized sweatshirt comes down to balance. When the top is big, the bottom should be either short or slim: denim shorts, bike shorts, leggings or straight jeans. The photos show it over striped and cutoff shorts, which is the summer to fall version. Wide-leg pants can work too, as long as you half tuck the front so your waist still shows.

Then add one structured piece. A crisp cap, a leather tote or a pair of chunky loafers stops the look from reading as pajamas.

Picking Your Size by the Inch

These are garment measurements, taken on the piece itself rather than on a body.

Size chart, measured in inches
Size Garment bust (in) Garment length (in)
S (4 to 6) 42.5 24.8
M (8 to 10) 44.9 25.6
L (12 to 14) 47.2 26.4
XL (16 to 18) 50.4 27.2

Sizes run S (4 to 6), M (8 to 10), L (12 to 14) and XL (16 to 18) in US women's numbering. Each size up adds 2.3 to 3.2 inches around the chest but only about 0.8 inch of length. So sizing up mostly makes it wider and slouchier, not longer. Order a bigger size for slouch, never for coverage.

Taking Sides by Colorway

Which colorway goes with the most outfits? Dark gray. It sits between black and navy, so it pairs with blue denim, black jeans and khaki without fighting any of them.

Do the white stripes stay bright? They will if you keep the first washes cold and with similar colors, especially for burgundy and orange, which are the shades most likely to release dye early on.

Will it see me through winter? As a top layer it suits fall and spring. In winter it works best under a long coat, where the dropped shoulder fits more easily into a roomy coat sleeve than a fitted sweater would.

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