Boys Lie Hatchet Cemetery Interlock Hoodie in Light Grey. Size XS/S.
Color
Black
Gender
Women
Status
In stock
Details
Boys Lie Hatchet Cemetery Interlock Hoodie in Light Grey. Size XS/S. 100% cotton. Made in China. Machine wash. Kangaroo pocket at front. Front embroidered logo detail. Back screenprint graphic Thermal waffle knit fabric. Item not sold as a set. Terrycloth fabric. BOYR-WK120. RACERHCV2. In 2007, Boys Lie founders Tori Robinson and Leah O'Malley attended different high schools, circled different cliques, and had very different interests - little did they know that they were fated to become best friends and co-founders. In the summer of 2016, Tori and Leah found themselves going through the same thing: a big break up with a serious boyfriend. Their exes just happened to be best friends. The girls formed an unparalleled bond, through comfort and support, and discovered they complemented each other. That singular experience inspired a mantra that turned into a concept for their current business venture. Something incredible can emerge from excruciating pain: a tiny push in the right direction, encouragement from an unexpected source, a compliment from a stranger - or a serendipitous friendship - can change everything. Boys Lie was born of heartbreak and transformed through friendship. While going through their own breakups, Tori and Leah inspired one another to overcome trauma, trust issues, and self-doubt.
Details
Boys Lie Hatchet Cemetery Interlock Hoodie in Light Grey. Size XS/S. 100% cotton. Made in China. Machine wash. Kangaroo pocket at front. Front embroidered logo detail. Back screenprint graphic Thermal waffle knit fabric. Item not sold as a set. Terrycloth fabric. BOYR-WK120. RACERHCV2. In 2007, Boys Lie founders Tori Robinson and Leah O'Malley attended different high schools, circled different cliques, and had very different interests - little did they know that they were fated to become best friends and co-founders. In the summer of 2016, Tori and Leah found themselves going through the same thing: a big break up with a serious boyfriend. Their exes just happened to be best friends. The girls formed an unparalleled bond, through comfort and support, and discovered they complemented each other. That singular experience inspired a mantra that turned into a concept for their current business venture. Something incredible can emerge from excruciating pain: a tiny push in the right direction, encouragement from an unexpected source, a compliment from a stranger - or a serendipitous friendship - can change everything. Boys Lie was born of heartbreak and transformed through friendship. While going through their own breakups, Tori and Leah inspired one another to overcome trauma, trust issues, and self-doubt.
Boys Lie Hatchet Cemetery Interlock Hoodie in Light Grey. Size XS/S. 100% cotton. Made in China. Machine wash. Kangaroo pocket at front. Front embroidered logo detail. Back screenprint graphic Thermal waffle knit fabric. Item not sold as a set. Terrycloth fabric. BOYR-WK120. RACERHCV2. In 2007, Boys Lie founders Tori Robinson and Leah O'Malley attended different high schools, circled different cliques, and had very different interests - little did they know that they were fated to become best friends and co-founders. In the summer of 2016, Tori and Leah found themselves going through the same thing: a big break up with a serious boyfriend. Their exes just happened to be best friends. The girls formed an unparalleled bond, through comfort and support, and discovered they complemented each other. That singular experience inspired a mantra that turned into a concept for their current business venture. Something incredible can emerge from excruciating pain: a tiny push in the right direction, encouragement from an unexpected source, a compliment from a stranger - or a serendipitous friendship - can change everything. Boys Lie was born of heartbreak and transformed through friendship. While going through their own breakups, Tori and Leah inspired one another to overcome trauma, trust issues, and self-doubt.
