Stonington Moose Sweatshirt | Vintage Maine Moose Art Hoodie - Grey
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Vintage Stonington Maine Moose Hoodie


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Stonington Moose Sweatshirt, Deer Isle Fishing Village Hoodie

Stonington sits at the tip of Deer Isle like it was put there to prove fishing villages still exist the way they used to. Lobster traps stacked ten high, working wharves, granite quarries gone quiet but not forgotten. This vintage moose hoodie carries that same energy, designed with hand-drawn woodcut art that feels as honest as the town itself. Browse our Maine pullovers and our Stonington apparel collection for more island designs.

The Comfort Colors 1567 fleece is 9.5 oz. heavyweight, garment-dyed individually so no two are exactly the same. Preshrunk and soft-washed from the start. Check out our Stonington classic hoodie and our Stonington vacation sweatshirt to round out the collection.

Our Stonington Moose Hoodie Features

  • Vintage Moose Woodcut Hand-drawn seal design with rugged Maine character
  • Heavyweight Fleece 80/20 ring-spun cotton-poly at 9.5 oz. per yard
  • One-of-a-Kind Dye Each hoodie garment-dyed for individual color variation
  • Working Waterfront Fit Relaxed cut, pouch pocket, jersey-lined hood

Makes a Great Gift For

Deer Isle and Stonington visitors, lobster lovers, granite history enthusiasts, island explorers, Penobscot Bay sailors, Blue Hill peninsula road trippers, New England fishing village fans, gifts for anyone who prefers harbors where the boats still work.