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Chrome Bags Introduces Stock Hoodies

Corinne from Chrome in San Francisco sent us a heads up today about their new Stock Hoodies. Even though they're called the Stock Hoodie they look pretty custom to us. Chrome is known for well designed messenger bags, camera bags, shoes and clothing and the Stock Cobra and Stock Pasha look they belong to the Chrome Bags family of gear. More info about the gear is below.

Head on over to the Chrome website for more info.

Our comfortable, cotton urban cycling hoodie is built for the city. With wind collar, wrist pocket, pass-through back pocket, longer sleeves and lower back the Stock Cobra/Pasha is your go-to zip hoodie.

Features and Fit

- High neck collar with 3 panel hood
- Front hand warmer pockets
- Key pocket on wrist
- Full width pass though back cargo pocket
- Longer sleeves and torso for riding comfort
- Heathered cotton blend fabric

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