Dsquared2 Graffiti ICON Cotton Sweatshirt — The ICON, Spray-Painted.
Dsquared2 Graffiti ICON Cotton Sweatshirt — The ICON, Spray-Painted.
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The Brand's Most Iconic Mark. In Its Rawest Form.
The Dsquared2 Graffiti ICON Cotton Sweatshirt takes the brand's most recognizable symbol and runs it through the streets — rendered in graffiti spray-paint style on premium Italian cotton. This isn't the ICON polished for the runway. This is the ICON as it would appear on a wall in Milan's underground, claimed by the city and worn by those who live in it. The most street-authentic ICON in the collection.
✦ Product Highlights
- Material: 100% Cotton Jersey — soft, breathable, and built for all-day comfort
- Design: Graffiti spray-paint style ICON print — the brand's most iconic mark rendered in street art's most authentic technique
- Distinction: More urban and raw than the Paint ICON; more brand-forward than the Graffiti Logo — the intersection of both worlds
- Silhouette: Crewneck Sweatshirt — clean structure that amplifies the raw graphic energy
- Fit: Regular Fit — relaxed and easy to layer across seasons
- Colors: White / Black
- Sizes: M / L / XL / 2XL / 3XL
✦ Styling Tips
- Wear on White for a classic graffiti-on-wall contrast — pair with baggy jeans and fresh sneakers for authentic street energy
- Wear on Black for a dark, underground aesthetic — layer with a bomber jacket and cargo pants for maximum urban impact
- Style with wide-leg trousers and high-tops to honor the street art roots of the graphic
- The graffiti ICON is the statement — keep everything else raw, unforced, and intentional
✦ About the Brand
Founded in 1995 by twin brothers Dean and Dan Caten, Dsquared2 is a Milan-based luxury fashion house that fuses Canadian irreverence with Italian craftsmanship. The Graffiti ICON Sweatshirt is the brand's most street-authentic luxury piece — where the ICON mark is reclaimed by the streets and returned to the people who made it iconic in the first place.
Dsquared2 — The ICON belongs to the streets. And now it's on you.
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