Dream Job Zip Hoodie
This zip hoodie is for people who have learned to appear professional and be emotional on vacation at the same time.
The cute doll figure seems harmless, almost nostalgic – and then comes the statement:
“What is your dream job? – In my dreams I don’t work.”
It is a garment that does not attack modern work culture, but rather charmingly dissects it.
A hoodie that doesn't rebel, but observes – with a small smile.
Comfortable, warm, easy to put on and take off without ruining your hairstyle.
Perfect for meetings, train station waiting rooms, coworking spaces, family celebrations, or days when you're "functioning," but only just.
What material is the product made of?
How do I care for the product?
- Machine washable at 30 °C
- Do not bleach, tumble dry low
- Ironing is fine — but not directly on the print
What about quality and certificates?
PETA-Approved Vegan — free from animal-derived materials.
Sedex SMETA-audited production — working conditions are independently assessed.
Which size should I choose?
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