Our Tattoo Inspired Hoodies fuse bold Irezumi motifs with streetwear construction. Featuring heavyweight fleece, detailed back prints, structured and oversized silhouettes, these tattoo inspired hoodies are made to express strength, symbolism, and personal style.
Cultural Symbolism, Streetwear Energy
These Tattoo Inspired Hoodies channel the spirit of Irezumi — the rich tradition of Japanese tattoo art — into wearable, modern designs. Each piece features hand-drawn graphics of dragons, koi fish, tigers, samurai masks, geishas, and Hannya demons. These aren't fast-fashion prints — they're visual storytelling rooted in mythology and strength, built for the street.
Fit, Fabric, and Form That Lasts
Choose between structured heavyweight fleece and looser oversized silhouettes. Our regular fit hoodies are crafted from thick 350gsm anti-pill fleece, with inset sleeves, ribbed finishes, and a double-lined hood. For a more relaxed shape, our 320gsm fleece hoodies feature dropped shoulders, ribbed hems, and clean volume — perfect for laid-back layering without losing shape.
Faded Wash for Vintage Edge
Select styles include faded Japanese graphic hoodies treated with pigment dye for a vintage, worn-in texture. This aged look adds depth to the artwork, making the symbolism feel timeless — as if passed down through generations but reimagined for modern wear.
Made to Wear, Built to Endure
All our tattoo inspired hoodies are pre-shrunk and reinforced with twin-needle stitching for long-term structure. The fleece interior is soft-brushed for comfort while the exterior maintains crisp detail and color. From daily wear to seasonal layering, these hoodies are built to become signature staples.
Symbolic Style with Intent
From a koi rising upstream to a dragon defending wisdom, every print represents something deeper. Our Japanese graphic hoodies aren’t just style — they’re statements of resilience, introspection, and meaning. Whether you wear them bold and solo or layered under a jacket, the message is always clear: design that speaks, stories that last.