Retro Vintage Vermont Hoodie 1791 Vermont Statehood Date Sweatshirt - Blue Spruce
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Retro Vintage Vermont Hoodie 1791 Vermont Statehood Date Sweatshirt


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Retro Vintage Vermont Hoodie, 1791 Statehood Sweatshirt

1791. Vermont became the fourteenth state, and honestly, the Green Mountain State hasn't slowed down since. This retro design celebrates that founding date with a vintage college aesthetic that feels like it belongs in a ski lodge or a Burlington record shop. Check out our Vermont hoodies for more Green Mountain gear.

The kind of hoodie you reach for on crisp New England mornings, whether you're heading up to Stowe or just want something with character. There's our Vermont flag hoodie for more state pride, and our Burlington sweatshirt if you want to get city-specific.

Our Retro Vermont Hoodie Features

  • 1791 Statehood Graphic Vintage-style lettering with the founding year, classic college feel
  • 9.5 oz. Heavyweight Build Comfort Colors 1567 garment-dyed hoodie, 80/20 ring-spun cotton blend
  • Already Broken In Preshrunk and soft-washed so it feels worn-in from the start
  • All-Season Layering Jersey-lined hood, front pouch pocket, relaxed ribbed cuffs

Makes a Great Gift For

Vermont locals, New England ski enthusiasts, Green Mountain hikers, Burlington visitors, VT college students, history lovers, retro style fans, birthday and holiday gifts, souvenirs for anyone with a soft spot for the fourteenth state.