Cigarette Psychology Hoodie

This hoodie, inspired by a 1950s article by psychoanalyst Dr. William Nutra, explores the psychological and behavioral traits associated with cigarette smoking. The front showcases a detailed analysis of hand gestures involved in smoking, accompanied by vintage-style images illustrating different stages of the act. The title "Cigarette Psychology" draws attention to the symbolic meaning of smoking gestures. On the back, six photographs break down distinct smoking postures, each paired with a brief psychological profile. The sepia-tone aesthetic and text-heavy layout evoke the style of mid-20th-century academic studies, blending fashion with an exploration of human behavior and personality.

Small:

PIT TO PIT: 22 INCHES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: 22 INCHES

LENGTH: 26 INCHES

Medium:

PIT TO PIT: 23 INCHES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: 23 INCHES

LENGTH: 27 INCHES

Large: PIT TO PIT: 24 INCHES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: 24 INCHES

LENGTH: 28 INCHES

Extra Large:

PIT TO PIT: 24 INCHES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: 25 INCHES

LENGTH: 29 INCHES

Extra-Extra Large:

PIT TO PIT: 28 INCHES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: 27.5 INCHES

LENGTH: 29 INCHES