'Skeleton smoking a cigarette' was a juvenile joke by Van Gogh and a way to show his understanding of the human anatomy, painted early in 1886 while studying at the art academy in Antwerp.
Some take it to be an observation about mortality, perhaps even a commentary on the dangers of smoking, but Van Gogh was an avid smoker and the fact that painting skeletons was not on the syllabus at the time suggests this was done for fun outside of the classroom, where deeper meaning would not be on the forefront of Van Gogh's mind.
This relaxed hoodie highlights a turtleneck, a pair of thumb holes, and a high-low split hem that exhibit your unique taste and style unobtrusively. The heavyweight faded fabric drapes nicely and gives off a timeless casual vibe.
Turtleneck
Ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem
Thumb holes
High-low split hem
Washed effect
Loose fit
100% cotton
Pre-shrunk
Washed and distressed, easy to fade
Fabric weight: 380g/m²
Back spliced
Taped neck and shoulders
Double-stitched ribbed cuffs and hem
Wash on the reverse side with neutral detergents. Do not soak, expose to the sun, and bleach. Iron, steam, or tumble dry at low temperature(max 30℃ or 90℉). Slight floating color may occur during initial washing. It is recommended to wash with clothes of similar color.
