Koloa Surf Break Hoodie

$39.99 USD

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Where the Morning Starts

The day usually starts early. The trade winds are still cool, the water is glassy, and the walk down to the break feels like the best part of the session. A Poʻipū morning or a quiet stretch of Hanalei surf calls for something warm you can pull on in a hurry before you wax up and head out.

The Koloa Surf Break Hoodie was made for that window of the day. It slips over your head easily, keeps the chill off while you wait your turn, and then gets out of the way once you are in the water. Afterward it works just as well for a coffee, a seat on the tailgate while the sun clears the ridge, or a walk around town.

What Goes Into It

8-ounce fabric made from a 50/50 blend of cotton and polyester
Pullover design with a double-lined hood
Dyed-to-match drawcord for a clean, matching look
Double-needle stitching at the waistband and cuffs
1x1 rib knit cuffs and waistband with spandex for a snug, flexible feel
Front pouch pocket for keeping small essentials close
Available in Black and Navy
Stylish graphics designed for beach days

Reinforced seams at the cuffs and waistband and a double-lined hood that holds its shape make this a hoodie built for regular time near the water.

Fit and Sizing

The Koloa Surf Break Hoodie is offered in sizes Small through 5X-Large, so there is a good chance to find a comfortable fit across a wide range of builds. Check the size chart before you order, and if you fall between sizes or want a roomier layer for cooler mornings, compare measurements carefully.

How to Wear It

Throw it on over a rash guard or a tee for the walk to the break, then leave it on the sand while you surf. Pair it with board shorts and sandals for an easy look, or with dark jeans once you are back in town. The Navy colorway works well with a sun-faded afternoon, while Black suits an early start on a Kalapakī or Anini morning.

Care

Follow the care label inside the hoodie for washing and drying instructions. Turning it inside out before washing helps protect the graphics and the dyed drawcord, and air drying is gentle on the rib knit.