The Kill Hoodie by Revenge: What You’re Actually Getting

Most hoodies are just hoodies. This one isn’t.

The Kill Hoodie Revenge came out of a specific moment in streetwear and music culture. It’s a collaboration between Revenge clothing and XXXTentacion, and it became one of those pieces people either recognize instantly or ask you about . If you’re thinking about buying one, here’s what you should know before you do.

What Makes This Hoodie Different

The design is straightforward but loud. You get the Revenge logo across the chest in puff print. The back has the signature “Kill” hand graphic. Down the right sleeve, it reads “Revenge is in the creator’s hands” . The print isn’t flat—it sits on the fabric with some texture, which is why it holds up over time better than standard screen prints.

It has a large hood without drawstrings. That’s intentional. It gives the hoodie a cleaner look and keeps the silhouette simple. The fit is relaxed and unisex, so it works on different body types without feeling boxy or awkward .

Materials and How It Feels

The Kill Hoodie uses a heavy cotton blend with a soft fleece interior . You can tell it’s not a cheap blank the second you put it on. The fabric has some weight to it, which means it actually keeps you warm instead of just looking like it would.

The cuffs and hem are ribbed, so they stay fitted. The kangaroo pocket in front is standard but useful. And because the cotton is pre-shrunk, you don’t have to worry about it turning into a crop top after the first wash .

How to Wash and Dry It

Here’s the part most people skip and then regret.

Washing: Turn it inside out. Cold water. Gentle cycle. Don’t use bleach—especially chlorine bleach. It’ll wreck the print and fade the black .

Drying: You can tumble dry low, but air drying is safer if you want the print and shape to last as long as possible . If you do use a dryer, keep it on low heat.

Ironing: Don’t iron directly on the graphic. If you need to smooth out wrinkles, do it inside out or put a cloth between the iron and the print .

How to Style It Without Overthinking It

The Kill Hoodie is already the loudest thing in your outfit. Let it do the work.

With joggers: Matching tones work. Black hoodie, grey or black joggers, clean sneakers. Done .

Under a jacket: If it’s cold, layer a denim or leather jacket over it. The hoodie adds bulk, so keep the jacket simple .

With jeans: Straight-leg or slightly baggy jeans. Nothing skinny. The hoodie is relaxed, and skinny bottoms make the whole thing look off-balance .

Keep the rest neutral. This isn’t the piece for patterned pants or bright shoes unless you’re going somewhere specific and you know the vibe.

A Few Things to Keep in Mind

The Revenge Kill Hoodie is a collaboration piece, so availability can be inconsistent. Some colorways sell out and don’t come back. If you see one in your size from a source you trust, don’t wait too long.

And if you’re buying secondhand, check the puff print closely. Cracking or peeling usually means it wasn’t washed properly. That doesn’t mean it’s ruined, but it does mean the price should reflect it.

Common Questions About the Kill Hoodie

Does the Kill Hoodie run true to size?
Yes. It fits true to size. If you want a more oversized look, size up .

Will the print crack after washing?
If you wash it inside out in cold water and avoid high heat in the dryer, the print holds up well. It’s puff print, so it’s more durable than flat screen print .

Is this hoodie good for winter?
It’s warm enough for fall and mild winters. For freezing temperatures, you’d want to layer it under a heavier coat .

What’s the deal with the “Kill” hand graphic?
It’s part of the original design language from the Revenge and XXXTentacion collaboration. The hand motif and the “Kill” text are tied to the aesthetic of that era .

Can I machine dry it?
Technically yes, on low. But air drying will make it last longer, especially the print and the shape of the hood .