| The not-so-humble sweatshirt ain't going anywhere. | If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser. | | | | | | | The 24 Best Hoodies to Wear Whenever the Hell You Want | | The thing about the humble hooded sweatshirt is that, at this point, it ain't all that humble. Now a star player in the big leagues with the world at its fingertips, the hoodie's developed a bit of an ego. It doesn't see any reason why it can't go on playing forever, and its fanbase seems to get bigger and bigger every day. Don't get it twisted: The hoodie is still putting up stellar numbers. But the scrappiness that defined the earlier stages of its career—built on the backs of skaters and countercultural types —isn't as present as it used to be. It hears talk of streetwear's impending demise, or the rise of casual tailoring, and scoffs, feeling protected by its prestige status and relatively approachable price-point. The hoodie, it thinks to itself, isn't going anywhere. In other words: It's the hoodie's world, and we're all living in it. The sooner you reconcile yourself to that reality, the sooner you can move on (and then cop yourself as many dope hoodies as you possibly can). So why not hop on board the bandwagon? It's a hell of a time to be a fan. Read More | | | | | | | | | The Best President's Day Sales You Can Already Shop | | President's Day is, ostensibly, about honoring presidents past. Washington and Lincoln, to be exact. Interesting guys. Important to America. Havers of February birth dates. Naturally, though, President's Day is now celebrated, in true American tradition, as a day of not working (if you're lucky) and lots of shopping (if you're holding onto some extra cash). Add nearly a year of homebound lockdown to that, and you've got a recipe for being really damn fed up with all the crap that surrounds you, so much so you're ready to scour some sales. As our forefathers would've wanted it. 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