Butter Goods
65% Cotton, 35% Polyester
Butter Goods Plaid Logo Applique Hoodie - Ash
$98-$134
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.6/10
Butter Goods Plaid Hoodie Review: 55 Months and Still Restocking
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
This Butter Goods hoodie review starts with the data: 55 months in continuous stock across five independent boutiques, through multiple trend cycles. That kind of reorder longevity points to real sell-through, not hype. The ash colorway with plaid logo applique reads quiet but specific — skate-adjacent without costume. Unisex sizing. Currently marked down to $96.90 at select stockists, which undercuts the category average for the brand.
Good: 55 months in stock proves demand · Stocked by five independent boutiques · Marked down below $100 at some shops
Trade-offs: Ash plaid skews niche for some · Full price still above $130
Buy if you trust the market's 55-month vote of confidence; skip if you need bold color.
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Checkout in AUD · Ships from Northbridge, Western Australia · Est. $145-$170 after ship + fees
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Best price across 4 storesDripsy review
8.6/10
This Butter Goods hoodie review starts with the data: 55 months in continuous stock across five independent boutiques, through multiple trend cycles. That kind of reorder longevity points to real sell-through, not hype. The ash colorway with plaid logo applique reads quiet but specific — skate-adjacent without costume. Unisex sizing. Currently marked down to $96.90 at select stockists, which undercuts the category average for the brand.
Good: 55 months in stock proves demand · Stocked by five independent boutiques · Marked down below $100 at some shops
Trade-offs: Ash plaid skews niche for some · Full price still above $130
About this piece
- Cotton / Polyester blend 11oz (380 gsm) Fleece - Screen print on front - Model is 5"7 / 170cm & wears Medium
About Butter Goods
Butter Goods was founded in 2008 in Perth, Australia, by Garth Mariano and Matt Evans as a skateboard-first brand built on clean graphics and jazz-inspired aesthetics. Its understated logo work and relaxed fits carved out a loyal following in the global skate community without chasing hype cycles.