Red Revenge Hoodie

Red was the first color we ran. Not because we planned it that way, it just happened. Some things stick.

The Red Revenge Hoodie has been in the lineup since the early days and it’s never left. Heavyweight French terry, relaxed cut, the same graphics that got the brand noticed in the first place. If you’ve seen someone wearing Revenge out somewhere, red is usually what they had on.

The Build

Heavyweight French terry cotton. The inside is soft. The outside has structure, so it doesn’t hang off you like a wet towel after a couple wears.

Red is deep. Rich. Not the faded brick color you get on cheap blanks from the mall.

Relaxed fit, not oversized. Ribbed cuffs and hem so nothing rides up or stretches out. Runs true to size. Broad shoulders? Size up. The size guide on the product page is accurate, use it.

Same cut and material across all our Revenge Hoodie. If you’ve bought one before, you know.

Where This Comes From

Most people find us through music. XXXTentacion wore Revenge early, back before the name meant anything to anyone. Pieces from that stretch — the xxxtentacion Hoodie Revenge Lightning Black, the Kill Hoodie Revenge drops — are still what people hunt for on resale sites years later. Red was part of that same run.

Something we have to say because it comes up weekly: we are not a Tokyo Revengers Hoodie brand. That’s an anime. Name overlap confuses people in search results constantly. We’re a streetwear label out of Los Angeles. Hip-hop roots. Different thing.

Want something lighter to wear underneath? We make a Revenge T Shirt in similar colorways. Good on its own when it’s warm, layers fine when it isn’t.

Wearing It

Red is loud. Let it be loud.

Dark bottoms. Black jeans, charcoal joggers, dark denim. The red does the work, everything else stays quiet.

Orange and bright yellow next to this? No. Looks like a mistake. Olive works. Navy works. Grey works. White sneakers are fine but they’ll be dirty by week two, so plan for that.

Layering: black jacket over the top is the easy answer. Red peeks at the collar and hem without swallowing the fit. Denim jacket works too if it’s a dark wash.

Care

This is where hoodies die. Not just ours. Any hoodie.

Inside out. Cold water. Gentle cycle. Hot water fades dye and shrinks cotton, so don’t.

No bleach. No fabric softener. I know people love softener. It coats the fibers and leaves the fabric feeling slick and wrong after a while. Skip it.

Air dry. Hang it or lay it flat somewhere with air moving. Dryer on low heat only if you have no choice, and pull it out while it’s still a little damp. High heat cracks prints and shrinks the body.

Fold it for storage. Don’t hang heavy hoodies for months, shoulders stretch out. Keep it out of direct sun if it’s going in a closet for a season.

Wash frequency: not every wear. Three or four wears is fine unless it’s actually dirty. Overwashing ages a hoodie faster than anything else.

Questions

Does the red fade?
Not with cold washing and air drying. Heat is what kills it.

Same as the Kill Hoodie?
No. Kill Hoodie Revenge pieces have their own graphics tied to the XXXTentacion era. The red hoodie is a standalone colorway.

Between sizes?
Size up for room. Cut is relaxed but it won’t stretch on its own.

Returns?
Policy is on the site. Standard