Hoodiebuddie combines earbud cords with drawstrings
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Hoodiebuddie is a lineup of hoodies and other garments that utilize "patent-pending" HB3Technology allowing to integrate headphones into pieces of clothing
Hoodiebuddie series include special editions made by California street artists, such as Sterling Bartlett, SPR FKR, Skinner, Hannah Stouffer and Cat Cult
Hoodiebuddie jackets are equipped with earbud cords inside drawstrings and 3.5mm audio jack hidden in the front pocket
Hoodiebuddie utilizes "patent-pending" HB3Technology that enables to integrate headphones into pieces of clothing
Hoodiebuddie is machine washable in cold water
Hoodiebuddie lineup also includes T-shirts without hood
Article Summary
Working from the premise that very few people use drawstrings on their hoodies, HB3Labs has developed Hoodiebuddie - a lineup of garments that integrates earbuds into the end of the drawstrings and a 3.5 mm headphone jack in front pocket.
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