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A Stranger Things sweater for an Indiana winter: hoodies and crewnecks with the Hawkins High or Hawkins Middle School crest, Demogorgon Live zip-up, Eddie Munson hooded sweatshirt, beige and white hoodies from the monster posters, teddy and track jackets inspired by Lucas and Max. Up to fourteen colors per model, sizes XS to 4XL, seller measurement charts in the photos.

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How to choose among hoodie, crewneck, and zip-up

For winter and show nights, the hooded hoodie with a kangaroo pocket is the warmest; for a more dressed look, the crest crewneck sweatshirt is worn under a jacket. The Demogorgon Live zip-up and the track jackets open and close through the day. Beige and white hoodies play the monster posters and the town crests in light versions; the Hawkins High teddy jackets, with the embroidered H and the basketball, are the pieces closest to an on-screen outfit.

All cuts are roomy and unisex; for an oversized fit, take one size up. When the seller provides a centimeter chart, it's on the product page and that's the one that counts. For a gift, the Hawkins 1983 crests are the safe bets: they speak to everyone, even people who don't wear a monster on their chest.

Hawkins High colors

A tiger, the year 1983, varsity lettering: the Hawkins High crest has become the equivalent of a team jersey. It recalls the gym where Lucas plays basketball, the hallway where Eddie Munson holds court on a table, the parking lot where the party parks their bikes. The sweaters in this collection make it an everyday piece, next to the Demogorgon as a concert poster and the WSQK station whose sweatshirt Dustin wears. A warm, quiet wardrobe for an Indiana winter, drawn by illustrators who know the show by heart.

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Frequently asked questions about this collection

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Sweater, sweatshirt, or hoodie: what is the difference in the collection?

The hoodie has a hood and a kangaroo pocket; the crewneck sweatshirt has neither; the zip-up opens in front. “Sweater” names the whole set: every piece is long-sleeve fleece knit, and the first word of the title tells you the exact cut.

Do the sweaters run large?

The cuts are roomy and unisex, from XS to 4XL depending on the model. Take your usual size, or one up for an oversized fit; the seller's chart, in centimeters, is in the product-page photos when it exists.

How many colors for the same crest?

Up to fourteen for some Hawkins High or Hawkins Middle School models; beige and white hoodies are light versions of the same visual. Colors actually available are listed on each product page, photo in hand.

Are the Hawkins High crests the ones from the show?

They are illustrators' interpretations (tiger, year 1983, varsity lettering), not reproductions. No show logo and no actor photo appears in the collection.

Lead times and returns for a sweater?

Preparation within 2 business days, delivery in 7-12 business days in total with tracking by email. Returns possible within 14 days of receipt, unworn item, return shipping at your expense: write to contact@strangerthings-shop.fr.

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Layering your sweater the Hawkins way

A sweater is rarely worn on its own. Over it, the varsity and track jackets pick up the Hawkins High codes. Under it, a T-shirt in the same tones is enough: the outfit stays readable instead of repeating everything. Up top, a knitted beanie closes the whole thing off for winter, and the rest of the apparel section is right next door.

On a hoodie, the detail that counts is the era it quotes: the Hawkins Middle School crest and the Hawkins High one don’t point to the same years. The complete timeline, season by season puts every year back where it belongs, and Hawkins doesn’t exist, but its filming locations do: almost everything was shot in Georgia, around Atlanta. Then there’s the cut: the zip-up sits closer to the body, the crewneck keeps a roomier line.