Loopback Sweatshirt
Worn by Brad Pitt in F1, the Loopback Sweatshirt is a modern icon of understated style. Originally introduced by former Sunspel creative director Jonathan Anderson, it reimagines the classic athletic sweatshirt with a neat fit and refined detailing.
Crafted from exceptionally soft cotton loopback fabric, its internal loop stitch is specially designed for warmth and insulation. Featuring a V-stitch insert and rib cuffs, it is highly versatile – perfect with a jacket or paired with matching sweatpants.
Product Code: MSWE1516-YLBF
- Main: 100% Cotton
- Ribs: 95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
- Gentle wash at 30°C
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not dry clean
- Made in Portugal
- Regular fit
- Model is 6'2", chest 38" and wears a size M
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Designed for Performance, Worn by Brad Pitt
The Loopback Sweatshirt takes the familiar form of an athletic sweatshirt and refines it through fabric, cut and detail. It was introduced to the collection by former Sunspel creative director Jonathan Anderson, with the aim of making something simple that felt considered and well made.
The sweatshirt is made from a soft, high-quality cotton loopback fabric, developed for warmth and comfort without bulk. The internal loop stitch traps heat while remaining breathable, giving the fabric a reassuring weight and a smooth feel against the skin.
Details are kept functional and understated. A V-stitch insert at the neck and ribbed cuffs reference traditional sportswear, while the neat fit allows it to work easily under a jacket or worn on its own. More recently, the style was worn by Brad Pitt in the film F1, bringing wider attention to a piece that has always been valued for its simplicity rather than statement.
