Two distressed, oversized zip-up hoodies from Gallery Dept., featuring bold military-themed typography—'ARMY' on the beige version and 'NAVY' on the navy version—with intentional rips, frayed hems, and deconstructed detailing. The beige hoodie has a washed-out, stone-washed cotton-blend fabric with subtle distressing around seams and pockets; the navy version uses a deeper indigo-dyed cotton fleece with similar wear-effect treatments and contrasting white embroidery for the 'NAVY' lettering. Both feature front kangaroo pockets, adjustable drawstrings, and a relaxed, boxy silhouette that embodies contemporary streetwear’s deconstructionist aesthetic. Designed for layering or standalone wear, these hoodies offer soft comfort with a rugged, vintage-military edge. Ideal for urban casual styling, they pair well with cargo pants, baggy jeans, or shorts in spring/fall. The brand’s signature ‘distressed archive’ approach merges Americana motifs with high-end rework techniques, appealing to collectors of avant-garde street fashion. Notable details include asymmetrical stitching, raw-edge pocket openings, and minimal branding beyond the central text—reinforcing Gallery Dept.’s anti-logo philosophy.