Gothic Prints for Everyday Streetwear

Print first, garment second. That is the whole of it. Hoodies, long sleeves, tees, tanks and sweatpants all get built around a graphic — gothic lettering on some, fine branching linework on others — and the cloth under it stays plain so the two never argue. Thirteen prints are named here. Each one runs in a few colorways, not a dozen, which is why the rail is thirty pieces rather than three hundred. New to Breathedivinity clothing? Then read on: what follows is the whole range, category by category, including the shelves that are still bare.

Graphic Hoodies Built Around the Print

Hoodies carry three of the prints and six colorways between them. The Eclipse print alone comes in four, Scorch, Midnight, Pulse and Blossom Pink, alongside the Nightmare hoodie in black and the Shark Logo hoodie in red. Every one of the Breathe Divinity graphic hoodies runs from S to XL, and the graphic sits large on the body so the lettering still reads from across a room, whether the hoodie is black, navy or pink. Scorch and Pulse are the two loud colorways; Midnight and the Nightmare black are the quiet ones, and Blossom Pink sits somewhere in between. If you only ever buy one thing here, the Eclipse hoodie in Midnight is the usual first pick, and the rest of the colorways are a short scroll away on the category page.

T-Shirts and Long Sleeves for Every Season

Tops make up more of the catalog than anything else. The short-sleeve side covers the Nocturnal tee in black, the Abyssal tee in Dusk and in Nightmare, a white graphic tee and the Hellfire tee in red, and every one of the Breathe Divinity graphic t-shirts uses the same print-first layout as the hoodies, so a tee and a hoodie from the same drop sit together without clashing.

The Archangel Long Sleeve in Seven Colors

One print, seven colorways: two neutrals in white and gray, three darks in navy, black and green, a red, and a navy-and-white split. The Archangel long sleeve is the piece for the months between t-shirt weather and hoodie weather. Start with the Archangel long sleeve in black if you want the print on a plain dark ground, or the navy-and-white version for a two-tone sleeve. All seven share the same S to XL run and the same placement of the graphic, so once one fits, the others will too. The shop is also split by wearer rather than only by garment, and the men’s streetwear from Breathe Divinity is the other way in if you prefer to browse that way, with the long sleeves listed next to the hoodies and sweatpants.

Tank Tops for the Warmer Months

Two tanks for now: a ribbed tank top in olive and the Nightveil tank in the Nightmare colorway. They are the quiet pieces next to the printed hoodies, and the natural layer under an open one. The women’s streetwear at Breathe Divinity is the counterpart to the men’s one above, sorted the same way. It is worth a look even if you came in for a hoodie, since seeing a print on two garments side by side tells you more than one listing does. Anything that has only just been added, from a single new colorway to a whole new print, lands on one page first; the new arrivals on the site list is the place to check before anything else if you have been here before and want to skip what you already know.

Tracksuits and Full Sets Coming Soon

Matching sets are not on the rail yet, and it would be wrong to pretend otherwise. The matching tracksuits from Breathe Divinity page exists so you can bookmark it, but for now it is empty, and when the sets do arrive they will show there first. A set, when it comes, would mean a hoodie and sweatpants that share one print and one colorway, ordered together in one size. The same is true of knitwear. There is no knit on the site today, so the sweaters and knitwear, coming soon page is a placeholder rather than a shop, and this section will be rewritten the day that changes.

Where Hoodies and Sweatshirts Overlap

A hoodie is a sweatshirt with a hood, and the shop files them that way. Which one you want usually comes down to whether you need the hood. The Breathe Divinity sweatshirts and hooded tops category holds the same Eclipse, Nightmare and Shark Logo pieces you saw above, grouped with any crewneck cut that follows. It is the wider drawer to open when you are not sure whether you want a hood at all.

Sweatpants, Leggings and the Bottom Half

The bottom half of the range is larger than a first glance suggests. Bloodlust sweatpants come in five colorways, Dusk, Darkness, Pulse, Nightmare and Void Black; the Wyvern pair comes in black and in white. The Fallen Knight and Essential 937 pairs both sit in Void Black. Every pair of graphic sweatpants by Breathe Divinity is sized S to XL to match the tops. A hoodie and sweatpants in the same colorway can be ordered in one size without guessing. Dusk and Pulse are the two that read as color from a distance. The rest keep to black and near-black, and Void Black is exactly what it sounds like, which is why the Bloodlust sweatpants in Void Black pair is the safe order if you want the print without a loud color. The Faerie leggings in Angel Vein are the one legging in the range and get their own mention further down.

Shorts and Short Sets on the Way

Summer bottoms are the next gap to close. The graphic shorts, coming soon page is live but empty, and it will stay that way until the first pairs are ready; there is no date to give. The plain answer is to check back rather than wait on a promise. Short sets, a matching top and shorts sold together, follow the same rule: nothing is listed yet, and the matching short sets from Breathe Divinity category should be read as a heads-up rather than a shelf. Until then the tanks do the warm-weather work, and a pair of sweatpants cut off at the knee is not something anyone here would recommend. Sizing on the sets, once they land, will follow the tops rather than the bottoms, so a size L set will match an L hoodie.

Accessories to Finish the Outfit

Nothing small is stocked yet. The streetwear accessories from Breathe Divinity shelf is reserved for the bits that go with the clothes once they exist, and until then the honest description is a blank shelf. Any accessory that does arrive will be listed there first, and this paragraph will change when it does. The kids’ side of the shop is in the same state: no small sizes today, and the kids’ streetwear, coming soon category stays parked until the first pieces are ready. Both pages exist so that the menu is complete, not because there is anything to buy on them yet.

How to Shop Breathe Divinity Clothing

The direct route through the catalog is the shop page with all thirty pieces on one grid. Narrowing by print first and by color second is a simple way through, since each print tends to have one colorway that suits and the rest are variations on it. Sizes run S to XL across all Breathe Divinity clothing, with no odd runs on any single item.

Find Your Size Before You Order

Every piece runs S to XL, but the letters mean different things on a hoodie and on a legging. The size guide for Breathe Divinity pieces lays out the measurements behind each letter so you can compare them against something you already own. A few minutes there saves a swap later.

Sale Rail for Last Sizes and Colors

End-of-run colorways and last sizes move to one rail, and it changes without warning. The sale rail for last sizes holds nothing that is different Breathe Divinity clothing: same print, same cut, just the tail end of a run. If the size you wear is still there, it is the one place on the site to move fast.

Beanies for the Colder Weeks

Headwear is on the list in two shapes, and the beanie is one of them. The Breathe Divinity beanies, coming soon page is empty for now and will hold them once the first batch is ready. The caps have their own section lower down.

The Story Behind Breathe Divinity Clothing

Print names like Archangel, Fallen Knight and Faerie are not random; each graphic starts from a figure or an idea and the name follows it. The thinking behind them is written up on the about page for Breathe Divinity if you like to know where a graphic came from before you put it on. The range grows slowly, one print at a time and a few colors each, which is why the catalog sits at thirty pieces rather than three hundred. The Faerie leggings in Angel Vein are a good example of that pace: a fine branching print that only works on a legging. It is the only legging there is. The Faerie leggings in Angel Vein page shows the print at full length, which is the only fair way to judge it.

Getting an Order to Your Door

Postage is the part of an order people ask about most, and the answer depends on where it is going. Where an order can travel, and what happens after it is placed, is set out on the shipping information for Breathe Divinity orders page, which is kept current, so this homepage does not have to repeat it and go stale. If something arrives in the wrong size, or a colorway looks different in daylight than it did on the screen, there is a route for that as well. The steps for starting it are on the returns and exchanges page rather than buried in a footer link. Keep the tags on and the piece unworn and the swap is straightforward. A printed garment that has already been through a wash cannot go back on the rail. Anything that arrives marked or with the print sitting wrong is a different conversation, and it starts the same way.

Questions That Come Up Often

The same handful of questions about Breathe Divinity clothing come up again and again: sizing between pieces, how the prints are placed and whether a colorway will return. They are answered in one place, the. frequently asked questions page, and it is worth a skim before writing in, because the answer is usually already there.

Caps Are Next on the List

Alongside beanies, the second piece of headwear is a cap. Headwear is the smallest part of the range and the easiest thing to add to an outfit already finished. The printed caps from Breathe Divinity has nothing on it yet; when the first run lands, the caps appear there and this section will change. Until then the page is a promise, not a product.

Get in Touch and Keep the Print Sharp

If a question is not in the FAQ, a person answers the contact page for Breathe Divinity form, and it is the right place for size doubts, stock questions and anything about an order already placed. The prints are the whole point of these pieces, and how they are washed decides how long they stay sharp. The short version, sorted by garment type, is on the product care guide for printed pieces page, and it takes less time to read than a wash cycle takes to run. Two habits cover most of it: wash cool and inside out, and let the piece dry on a hanger instead of in a machine. Heat is what lifts ink off cloth, not water, and the heavier lettering on the bottoms is the first place it shows.