Mexico - Sugar Skull - Hoodie

Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a celebration of the lives and contributions of family members now departed. It’s about remembering the positive impact that they had upon us, and we keep them alive within our hearts and minds. It’s an incredibly beautiful holiday.

During Day of the Dead, calavera (sugar skulls) are placed on the home ofrenda (alter) or on gravestones. Sugar skulls represent a departed soul and often have the name of the departed written on its forehead. Traditionally, the skulls are made using a paste called alfeñique, a mixture of sugar, hot water, and lemon—among other ingredients.

Giving a person who is both alive and well a sugar skull with their name on it is also a regular custom during Day of the Dead. This is done when you want to tell that individual how much they mean to you and to help reserve them a spot in the afterworld. Why not buy this very comfortable hoodie in a great selection of fun colors for someone that you appreciate – including yourself!

Hoodie Details:

• 50% cotton, 50% polyester (up to 5% recycled polyester, made from plastic bottles)
• Patented low-pill, high-stitch density PrintPro® XP fleece
• Cover-stitched armholes and waistband
• Ribbed cuffs and waistband
• Matching drawcords
• Front pouch pocket

Please use the size guide below to confirm which is the best size for you.

Size guide