NOTRE DAME SWEATER

NOTRE DAME SWEATER

The Who Decides War Notre Dame Sweater breaks from the brand’s usual fleece pullovers entirely — it’s an actual knit sweater, with a rose-window pattern worked directly into the fabric through intarsia knitting rather than printed or embroidered on top. That distinction matters more than it sounds like it should, since a knitted-in pattern won’t crack, peel, or wear thin at the same spots a printed graphic eventually does.

How the Knit Construction Holds Its Shape

It’s knit from a heavier-gauge cotton blend, dense enough to hold its shape without feeling stiff, and the ribbed trim at the collar, cuffs, and hem is knit at a tighter gauge so it doesn’t stretch out the way a looser knit eventually will. The Who Decides War Notre Dame Sweater runs true to regular sizing through the body, with enough room in the sleeve to layer a long-sleeve tee underneath without pulling at the shoulders. Knitwear like this needs a gentler wash than fleece, so treating it more like a sweater than a hoodie will keep the pattern looking sharp longer.

Dressing It Up Past a Typical Streetwear Fit

Because it’s a proper knit rather than a fleece piece, it reads a little more dressed-up — pair it with who decides war jeans and boots for something that works past just casual errands, or wear it over a who decides war sweater layer during the coldest stretch of winter for extra warmth. It’s a good option on days you want the label’s presence without reaching for a who decides war hoodie, especially somewhere a hood would feel out of place. It holds up well as an evening piece or for anywhere slightly more considered than a typical streetwear fit calls for.

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