Semicolon Hoodie + Sweatpants Set
Comfort and meaning, together. The Semicolon Hoodie and Sweatpants Set pairs two thoughtfully designed pieces featuring the semicolon symbol and gentle reminder icons that represent resilience, hope, and connection. Soft, relaxed, and made for everyday wear, this set offers comfort while honoring the strength it takes to keep going. Wear it as a steady reminder that pauses are part of the journey and that your story is still unfolding. Every set sold supports suicide prevention.
Style: Casual sweat pant and hoodie combo for everyday wear.
Fit: Relaxed, unisex-fit pant.
Color: Black with white embroidery and white and gray screen print.
Composition: Pant: 80% cotton / 20% polyester premium fleece blend. Hoodie: 100% premium ring-spun cotton
Features: Jersey lined hand pockets, elastic waistband with shoestring drawcord
Includes: 1 hoodie and 1 sweat pant.
Wash & Care
- Machine wash cold
- Non-chlorine bleach, when needed
- Tumble dry low or hang dry
- Do not iron
Return Policy
Enjoy FREE, 30-DAY exchanges (U.S only). We will cover the cost to send your item back to us and get your new item delivered to you. All returns or exchanged items must be unwashed and undamaged. Please visit here to proceed with your exchange/return.
See Why We Have 100,000+ Happy Customers
Extremely soft, perfect fit, beautiful color, even better message. One of the best hoodies I own, but I didn’t buy it for me. If even 1 person gains a little hope from seeing it out, it’s worth every penny.
One of the best hoodies I’ve ever owned. Not only is it comfy and cozy, but the details are amazing on this hoodie.
The most comfortable hoodie I own. ALL my friends beg me to let them have it because they love it so much.
I live in England and have bought a few t shirts. The quality is brilliant and the message is amazing.
Every Purchase Makes A Difference
Over $400,000 Donated
Thanks to your support we've been able to donate over $400,000 to mental health charities including the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and the Canadian Mental Health Association.
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