Fallen and Misunderstood - White - Hoodie

Designed by Woody x Lina

Step into your story and wear your shadows with pride. The Fallen and Misunderstood hoodie from the Halos & Hellfire collaboration isn’t just clothing — it’s a powerful statement piece for those who have faced the darkest parts of themselves and lived to tell the tale. This hoodie was made for the silent fighters, the outcasts, the ones who smile through storms and carry pain in their posture. It's a tribute to healing through art and expression.

The back features a hauntingly intimate graphic of a chained woman surrounded by fluttering moths — creatures often drawn to light, even when it burns. Her presence is soft but powerful, like someone who’s been caged by expectations, trauma, or identity but continues to glow regardless. The image is bathed in deep purples and shadows, creating a visual that’s equally mysterious and moving. It's for the ones who have fallen but are still standing — misunderstood by many, but known deeply by the few who see the light behind the pain.

On the front sits the Halos & Hellfire emblem — a clean, symbolic reminder of duality. It represents the tension between who we are and who we’re becoming. The halo stands for innocence, healing, and grace, while the flame symbolizes pain, passion, and survival. Together, they speak to a deeper human truth: we are both divine and dangerous — and there’s nothing wrong with that.

Crafted from a soft yet durable 50/50 cotton-polyester blend, this hoodie feels like a warm hug on cold nights. The roomy front kangaroo pocket is perfect for storing your essentials — or just hiding your hands when the world feels too loud. The adjustable drawstring hood allows for a custom fit, and the seamless construction gives it a clean, polished look while reducing fabric waste.

Whether you're layering up for the chill of autumn, expressing yourself through fashion, or gifting someone something meaningful, this hoodie fits the moment. It’s built for creatives, introverts, rebels, and dreamers — anyone who has ever felt like they didn’t quite belong, but refused to disappear.

Wear it as armor. Wear it as art. Wear it because you survived — and you’re still writing your story.