Freedom Full Zip Hoodie in Vetiver
- Designed & manufactured in Canada
- Small-batch production
- Premium knit built to last
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The Freedom Full Zip Hoodie is designed for those who value comfort without compromising on style. Made with our ultra-soft bamboo cotton fleece, this hoodie offers a cozy, breathable feel that's gentle on the skin.
The Full Zip Hoodie is perfect for layering or wearing on its own. The soft gold zip closure adds versatility, allowing you to style it open or closed, depending on your mood. Sitting comfortably at the hip, this hoodie provides a relaxed silhouette that’s both flattering and functional. The roomy front pockets are ideal for keeping your hands warm or storing your essentials. Whether you're heading out for a casual day or simply lounging at home, this hoodie is your go-to for effortless style.
Made With Intention. Designed to Last.
From fabric selection to final stitch, every DAUB piece is created locally in Canada in small runs.
We prioritize quality, ethical production, and timeless design, so you can invest in fewer, better pieces.
Sustainably Sourced & Ethically Produced.
DAUB is committed to using sustainably sourced fabrics and ethically producing its garments.
The brand uses eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton and bamboo, and ensures that its production processes meet fair labor standards.
DAUB strives to create high-quality, conscious fashion that makes a positive impact on both people and the planet.
Locally Manufactured & Made in Canada.
We are fashion brand that values local manufacturing and proudly produces its garments in Canada.
By keeping our production local, we support the Canadian economy and reduce our carbon footprint.
Producing locally allows for greater transparency and control over the production process, ensuring high quality and ethical standards are met.
