Organic Cotton bubuleh Hoodie

Find Out What I'm Made Of

This hoodie is produced in a WRAP-Certified, sweatshop-free (as do all of our products), wind-mill powered facility that uses an environmentally-friendly dyeing process. To further reduce waste, inventory is very limited.

• 400gsm Heavyweight Organic Cotton with brushed interior
• 100% organic cotton body and recycled poly ribbing comprising 20% of the sweatshirt
• Reverse flatlock stitching to reduce bulk and increase durability
• 4" wide, double folded, flat-knit side ribbing for added flexibility
• Adjustable drawstring hood with front kanga pocket
• Tag-less
• Pre-shrunk and treated to ensure minimal shrinkage

How I Fit

Don't Call Me Cheap, But...

We offer flat rate domestic shipping and free shipping for orders over $125, and all orders generally ship within 2-4 days. All of our orders ship carbon neutral, meaning that we pay to offset the carbon footprint of your order through supporting certified sustainability initiatives around the globe. Click here to learn more.

And what if you order the wrong size or change your mind? It happens to the best of us, don't worry!

We offer free and easy returns and exchanges within 30 days as long as the clothing is still in its original condition. For more information, please visit our detailed FAQ page.

Where I Come From

We’re a sustainable, genderless clothing brand that celebrates collective values, ancestries and cultures, while simultaneously celebrating our unique, individual selves - both holding enormous importance in our lives.

In that sense, bubuleh is about escape and belonging all at once. We’re the halfway point between that feeling of warmth and security that comes with being around close friends and family in your comfort zone, and that risk and excitement that comes when you step out of that comfort zone.

We strive to create plotz-worthy fashion by putting older practices, ideas and aesthetics into conversation with newer ones. Though we derive our inspiration from Jewish heritage, culture, and Yiddish, we intentionally craft our clothing for everyone to wear.