Cold mornings, warm afternoons, rain out of nowhere. Fall and winter don't stay one temperature, so don't dress like they do. Four Eyes Low pieces, stacked or stripped down depending on the day.
Base: the pocket tee
Start with the Eyes Low Pocket T-Shirt. 100% ring-spun cotton, garment dyed, heavyweight. It holds its shape under layers and still looks right on its own when everything else comes off.
Relaxed fit. Check the size guide on the product page.
Mid layer: the hoodie
The Eyes Low Champion Hoodie is the workhorse. Champion Double Dry fabric pulls moisture so you stay dry when you're moving. Two-ply hood, kangaroo pocket, heavy rib-knit cuffs and waistband.
Regular fit. Size up if you want it looser over a tee.
Shell: the packable jacket
When the weather turns, the Embroidered Champion Packable Jacket goes on top. Wind and rain resistant, half-zip, hood, front kangaroo pocket, elastic cuffs, and bungee drawcords at the hood and hem to close out drafts.
It packs into its own hidden zipped pouch pocket. Pack it in a bag with enough space; check the packed garment against your bag before heading out.
Top it off: the beanie
The Eyes Low Embroidered Beanie. Snug, form-fitting, breathable cotton-acrylic blend. One size fits most. Finishes the fit and keeps your head warm.
Three ways to run it
- Cold morning: Tee and hoodie. Beanie if it's biting.
- Wet commute: Tee, hoodie, jacket over the top, beanie under the hood.
- Warm afternoon: Just the tee. Jacket packed in the bag in case.
Why layers
Simple. The day changes, you adjust. Every piece here works alone, so you can drop one without the fit falling apart.
Where to find it
Hoodie and jacket are in Hoodies. The tee is in T-Shirts. The beanie is in Accessories.
Find the layers that suit your plans, and check the forecast before heading out.