The hood as a change of shape Norse sagas describe the ulfhednar, warriors who fought in wolf skins and took the animal's name along with the pelt. The hood did the work: raising it was understood as a change of identity rather than a way to keep the rain off. Bronze figures found in Sweden show one of them mid stride, a man's body under a wolf's head. A wolf for the everyday This wolf sits on an easy hooded shape made for ordinary days, the sort of jacket that goes over a shirt on the way out and still looks right in a photograph. The head is drawn large enough to read across a room, and calm enough to live with, which is how emblems tend to last. What it is made of The jacket is thick and cosy, built with an organic cotton interior and a polyester exterior, and closed with a reinforced exterior zip. It washes in a machine at 30 degrees. The fit comes up small, so pick one size larger than you normally take. The apparel size chart gives the measurements, and there are more in the wolf hoodie range. Folklore readers can carry on with what is a werewolf.Free worldwide shipping, 7 to 12 business days. 30 day returns. See our shipping policy for details.
