G is for Gaslight Hoodie

The G is for Gaslight Hoodie from Unethical Threads is an alphabet lesson for people who skipped the wholesome ones. If your love language is making someone question their own reality, this is basically a uniform. Heavyweight pullover, graphic print, full send.

Who actually wears this?

People who've been told "you're crazy" so many times they decided to lean into it. The kind of person who says "I never said that" with a completely straight face.

If you've ever made someone Google whether or not a conversation actually happened, congratulations. This hoodie was designed with you in mind. Wear it to brunch, wear it to therapy, wear it to both on the same day.

• Heavyweight cotton that actually feels like it cost money
• Unisex relaxed fit, sizes S through 4XL (gaslighting is inclusive)
• Crew neck pullover, because V-necks are for people who play by the rules
• DTG printed, so the colors stay vivid even after your 30th "I never said that"
• Machine washable. Your conscience isn't, but the hoodie is.

Is this actually a good gift?

One of the best, honestly.

Give it to the friend who could convince you the sky is green. Give it to your partner who "doesn't remember" agreeing to clean the kitchen. It's the kind of gift that says "I see exactly what you're doing" in the most affectionate way possible. If they get offended, just tell them that never happened.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the G is for Gaslight Hoodie run true to size?

It's a relaxed unisex fit. Go with your usual size for a comfortable fit, or size up one if you want that oversized look.

What is the hoodie printed on?

Heavyweight cotton with a DTG (direct-to-garment) print. The colors stay vivid and the fabric doesn't feel cheap. Crew neck pullover, available in S through 4XL.

Will this hoodie offend people?

Probably. Unethical Threads isn't for everyone, and we're completely fine with that.

How do I wash it?

Machine wash cold, tumble dry low. Turn it inside out if you want to baby the print, but DTG holds up well either way.

Is this a good gift for someone?

If they gaslight as a hobby, yes. If they don't get the joke, you might want to rethink the friendship.