SKULL PULLOVER

SKULL PULLOVER

The Who Decides War Skull Pullover leans on a technique instead of a straightforward print — the skull graphic is built through a bleach-splatter process rather than a flat screen print, so the finish has natural variation across the fabric instead of one uniform image. It’s a more hands-on approach to a design that shows up on plenty of streetwear, which is really what separates it from a basic skull graphic tee or pullover.

What the Bleach Treatment Does to the Fabric

The bleach process is applied to a heavyweight cotton fleece before the skull outline is set, so the lightened areas sit slightly softer to the touch than the surrounding fabric, a natural result of that treatment rather than a flaw. Because it’s bleach-based rather than printed ink, the design won’t crack or peel with washing the way a standard print eventually can. The Who Decides War Skull Pullover fits relaxed through the body with a dropped shoulder, giving enough room to layer a tee underneath without the fit turning bulky, and the ribbed hem and cuffs hold their shape through repeated wear.

Wearing the Distressed Graphic Day to Day

The distressed graphic works well with who decides war jeans for an outfit that leans into the worn-in look on purpose, or under a who decides war sweater on colder days when you still want the design visible at the neckline. It’s a heavier substitute for a who decides war hoodie on days you want the same casual coverage without a hood getting in the way under a coat. Wear it solo through most of fall or dress it down further with joggers for an easy day at home.

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