Every screen tuned to a different channel, all playing at once. Channel Static tiles a grid of mismatched retro television screens — glowing teal, magenta and gold static — across a fleece-lined pullover that keeps you warm while it short-circuits your outfit.
Why this beats a plain graphic hoodie: a single chest print gets seen once. This is a full grid composition by Dyles Mavis with dozens of individually "tuned" panels, printed edge to edge so there's always a new screen to notice.
Q: Is this hoodie warm enough for winter?
Yes — a soft fleece inner layer keeps you warm and comfortable, built to escort you through cold weather without extra bulk.
🎨 Why you'll reach for it constantly
- Full-bleed retro TV-grid print — dozens of individually colored screen panels
- Fleece-lined interior for real cold-weather warmth
- Drawstring hood with black inner lining, front pocket
- Vaporwave-adjacent palette that reads equally well day or night
- Regular fit built for layering
📋 Materials & specs
- Fur-lined fleece — 95% polyester, 5% spandex
- All-over dye sublimation print
- Regular fit, sizes XS–6XL · printed on demand
📺 Who it's for
- The vaporwave and Y2K fashion fan building a full retro-tech wardrobe
- Anyone whose screen-time habit deserves to be worn ironically
- A gift for the friend who still owns a working VCR on purpose
FAQ
Does this hoodie run true to size?
Yes — regular fit; order your usual size or size up for a looser drape.
Is the fleece interior warm?
Yes — the fur-lined interior provides real insulation, making this a genuine cold-weather piece and not just a graphic layer.
How do I wash it?
Machine wash cold inside out, hang dry. The dye sublimation print won't crack or peel like a screen-printed graphic.
Is this hoodie good for a Y2K or vaporwave outfit?
Yes — the retro screen-grid palette and static texture were built specifically to anchor that aesthetic.
Who designed the Channel Static print?
Dyles Mavis, the artist behind Aesthetic Rebellion — an original retro-television grid composition.
