Breathe Divinity Eclipse Hoodie Scorch

Almost everything Breathedivinity streetwear makes begins with a print, and this hoodie is the plainest example of it. Black body. Oversized cut. Then the chest, which is where the whole thing happens: tall, splintered lettering that branches outward and keeps going, thinning as it travels, printed in Scorch — an orange leaning hard enough toward red that it looks warm even under a gray sky. Head on, the Eclipse Hoodie Scorch reads as one picture rather than a badge stuck on a hoodie.

A Scorch Print That Spreads Across the Chest

Nothing small or tucked under the collar here. The strokes run wide and tall, splitting into thorns that carry on down a sleeve, so the outline shifts a little with how the hoodie falls on you. Same drawing, cooler tone: the Breathe Divinity Eclipse Hoodie Midnight.

Black Body, Burnt Orange Branches

On black, Scorch burns harder than it would over gray or cream, and the hoodie still goes with whatever else is in the wardrobe. Orange over plain black bottoms is the easy call, which is why the Breathe Divinity Bloodlust Sweatpants Void Black end up underneath it most often.

How This Oversized Pullover Fits

Oversized here means real room through the body and the sleeves. The hoodie hangs away from you instead of tracing your shape. That slack is exactly what lets the chest print lie flat rather than folding into itself.

Choosing Between S, M, L and XL

Take your usual size for the look it was cut for. Go one up if you want it longer, with more weight in the drape. Measurements live on the Breathe Divinity size guide — hold them against a hoodie you already own.

Ways to Wear the Scorch Colorway

Keep everything else dark and let the chest carry it. The lettering is the only part of it that is not black. Two people who want the set without dressing identically can split it, since the Eclipse Hoodie Pulse is this same hoodie in the Pulse colorway. At night the orange is the part that survives, picking up whatever light is around, while the black underneath it simply drops away and takes the outline of the hoodie with it. When it gets too warm for fleece, that branching idea turns up again in fine white line work on the Breathe Divinity Nocturnal T-Shirt Black.

The Fabric Behind the Orange

Underneath the graphic is 100% cotton french terry at 380 GSM, brushed on the inner face. Burnt orange on a heavyweight black ground holds its saturation far better than it would on a thin jersey, where the knit shows through and dulls the color. The weight also sets when you reach for it — this is a fall and winter hoodie, worn alone once the evenings turn and layered over a tee when they turn further.

Keeping the Chest Print Sharp

Inside out before it goes in the wash. Away from direct heat once it is out. And never an iron over the print itself — the full routine sits on the product care page. A gentle cycle, no bleach, and no tumble dryer.

Does the Eclipse Hoodie Scorch Run Large?

Yes, it is cut oversized. Your usual size gives the intended relaxed fit; go one size up only if you want it longer and wider, and check the size guide for measurements before you decide.

How Big Is the Graphic on the Chest?

It is a large print that spans the chest rather than a small placement near the collar. The strokes reach outward from the center and break into thorns that continue down a sleeve.

Is Scorch Orange or Red?

Both, in a sense. Scorch is a burnt orange that carries a red cast. It is why it reads so hot against the black body of the hoodie.

Which Sizes Are Available in This Colorway?

S, M, L and XL. If a size shows as unavailable, the contact page is the place to ask about it coming back.