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In a world where streetwear often shouts for attention, by Parra’s Drunk Parent crew neck sweatshirt in green makes its mark through understatement and wit. Designed by Dutch artist Pieter Janssen, known for his surreal illustrations and playful typography, this sweatshirt is less about trend and more about tone — part art piece, part wardrobe essential.

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Made in Portugal, the sweatshirt uses brushed interior that gives it a soft, durable feel. It’s pre-washed for minimal shrinkage, finished with ribbed cuffs and collar, and cut in a raglan style for better movement and shape. The standout detail is the “Drunk Parent” appliqué lettering stitched across the chest — a bold but clean graphic that defines the piece without overpowering it. The green colorway feels deliberate: balanced, natural, and quietly confident, a welcome alternative to the usual black and grey staples.

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By Parra has built a world of irony, art, and underground humor. The “Drunk Parent” phrase fits perfectly in that space — a mix of rebellion, realism, and tongue-in-cheek humor that says as much about modern adulthood as it does about fashion. It’s typical of Parra’s work to use language as an art form, twisting a simple phrase into something layered and self-aware. In that sense, the sweatshirt feels like wearable commentary — turning an everyday garment into a small cultural statement.

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The cut is slightly boxy but structured, with the weight of the fabric giving it presence. It wears well on its own or under a light jacket, making it useful across seasons. The tone of green complements denim, beige, or darker tones, lending itself easily to a clean street look or a more casual, elevated fit. It’s practical enough for daily wear but designed to hold up — a mix of comfort and quality that gives it longevity beyond a single season.

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What makes this sweatshirt stand out isn’t hype or scarcity — it’s restraint. By Parra doesn’t rely on collaborations or oversized logos; instead, it offers authenticity through design, fabric, and craft. The Drunk Parent sweatshirt is for someone who understands the language of streetwear but doesn’t need to shout it. It belongs to a generation of pieces that define themselves by attitude rather than trend.

It’s not about exclusivity; it’s about taste. Either you’re collecting or just curating a thoughtful wardrobe, this piece carries that subtle Parra signature: art made wearable, humor made tangible, style made simple.

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