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Paradise Lost H1b Army
Paradise Lost H1b
Army Print (Back)
Unisex Organic Cotton Hooded Sweatshirt
FIT: Relaxed Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape. Extra room through body and shoulders for a laid-back, effortless feel. Great for layering.
Size Chart
Weight: 350gsm (Heavy/Medium)
NEW for 2026 and part one of a bloodsweatandtees ‘Rebels’ series.
This first tribute is in honour of two rebel hero’s, John Milton and Gustave Dore whose 1866 illustrations for Milton's 1652 rebel masterpiece Paradise Lost provided Dore cosmic rebellion: Heaven at war, Satan in defeat, Eden under threat, temptation, fall and the enormous drama of spiritual pride and is the place where Dore's art turns intensely toward rebellion, hierarchy, cosmic space and the tragedy of a fall chosen before it is suffered.
Paradise Lost H1b
Army Print (Back)
Unisex Organic Cotton Hooded Sweatshirt
FIT: Relaxed Medium
Comfortable without being loose with room to move freely while keeping a clean shape. Extra room through body and shoulders for a laid-back, effortless feel. Great for layering.
Size Chart
Weight: 350gsm (Heavy/Medium)
NEW for 2026 and part one of a bloodsweatandtees ‘Rebels’ series.
This first tribute is in honour of two rebel hero’s, John Milton and Gustave Dore whose 1866 illustrations for Milton's 1652 rebel masterpiece Paradise Lost provided Dore cosmic rebellion: Heaven at war, Satan in defeat, Eden under threat, temptation, fall and the enormous drama of spiritual pride and is the place where Dore's art turns intensely toward rebellion, hierarchy, cosmic space and the tragedy of a fall chosen before it is suffered.