Noah Kahan Hoodie

Noah Kahan, The Great Divide, stitched one chenille patch at a time.

This one of one long sleeve patchwork hoodie carries the Noah Kahan "The Great Divide" lettering, a ladybug logo back patch and hand-embroidered chenille patches against a magenta and plum body for a piece that reads folk tour merch elevated into real streetwear.

The front builds "The Great Divide" out of raw-edge lettering patches across a cream chenille panel, layered with lavender, blue and forest green chenille pieces hand-embroidered with flowers and set on a magenta body with black and white daisy patches tucked in. The back switches to a white rib knit panel with a magenta patch holding the Noah Kahan ladybug logo on green chenille, overlapped by a cream chenille patch with an embroidered daisy. Plum rib knit sleeves carry a lavender chenille panel embroidered with a lilac branch on one arm and a "Call me when the bugs don't die" patch on cream chenille on the other, finished with a plum hood lined in cream rib knit and dark brown ribbed cuffs and waistband to keep the whole thing soft, handmade and a little bit heartbroken.

• 1 of 1 - this exact piece will never be remade
• Oversized long sleeve streetwear silhouette
• Noah Kahan "The Great Divide" lettering front, ladybug logo back patch and "Call me when the bugs don't die" sleeve patch
• Hand-embroidered chenille patches in cream, lavender, blue and green on a magenta and plum rib knit body
• Handmade and sewn in the USA

Once it's claimed, that exact mix of chenille, embroidery, and patch placement is gone for good.

For anyone who's got a friend on the other side of the great divide and still hopes they'll call.