Pullover Sweatshirt – No Zipper, No Decisions, Straight Over Your Head

A hooded sweatshirt that goes on over the head, with a cord at the hood and one deep pocket running across the front. Ribbed knit closes off the cuffs and hem. Three colors, sized S through 2XL.

Why choose a pullover sweatshirt?

A pullover has no zipper, which sounds like a limitation until you notice what a zipper does over time. There is nothing to snag on a seat belt, nothing to catch a chin cord, and nothing that eventually stops running smoothly. What is left is fabric and a hood.

Overhead build — no zip and no placket, so there is no hardware to fail or catch.
Hood cord you can tighten — pull it in when the wind picks up, leave it loose otherwise.
Pocket across the whole front — one opening either side and enough room for both hands.
Rib-knit trim — cuffs and hem hold position instead of riding up your arm.
Soft-faced inside — the raised inner surface stays soft past the tenth wash.

The one that ends up on the chair by the door.

The cord threads through the hood and knots at both ends, so it can be pulled out if you would rather go without. Washing it inside out keeps the outer face looking even. A low tumble or a hanger both work; heat is what eventually flattens the pile.