Thank you! I continue to enjoy the AG hoodie featured in this video. I've also acquired similar AG hoodies from eBay to expand my color options. Living in a cold climate, I wear an AG hoodie almost daily from November to April.

I've never needed to contact AG, but it would be disheartening if their customer service didn't match the quality of their products. I've found used AG hoodies on eBay and added them to my wardrobe at a significant discount compared to buying new ones. Given their durability and how well they hold up with proper care, I'm confident in purchasing these hoodies used.

You bet! Still enjoying those AG hoodies!

Glad my review was helpful! Still as comfortable and durable as ever. In fact, I'm wearing it right now!

No shrinking or any unusual bunching near the zipper or cuffs. It's held up extremely well. I posted a 16-month updated at the bottom of the video description.

Now, four years later, the hoodie shows only minimal signs of wear, primarily some expected fading. However, its structural integrity remains robust. There are no stretched-out cuffs, holes, or shrinking. It's both durable and comfortable. I've worn it for over 100 days since purchasing it and washed it about 25 times. I rotate through five different AG hoodies of the same style in various colors.

I agree that it's better described as a tar color. I've washed it a few times and the color hasn't faded and no wonky fade zones along the zipper or cuffs.

Thanks for the thoughtful words, Robb. I'm glad that was one of your favorite seasons - it was a memorable season for me as well. The team chemistry rapidly evolved and our roster was filled with natural leaders in addition to very solid role players. We gained incredible momentum the final month of the season. I could always count on Barry to go in and sink a 25-foot 3-pointer clear out of the blue or to script a post-up in-bounds play for Grant. You and Scott were the best guard tandem in the league. I can only imagine the challenges opposing coaches had when game-planning against us toward the end of the season when we were on racking up points during our 11-game winning streak. When I found this VHS tape I knew I had to have it preserved "for the ages". I see it has over 200 views so I assume Bird, Magic, Jordan and Malone have probably all watched it. Stopwatch, chalkboard for the score, metal backboards and a foot or less between the out-of-bounds line and the wall - not to mention locker rooms that were down two flights of stairs and maintained at a balmy 100 degrees. I still have that boom box - it's out in the garage and works, but I don't think I've played a cassette for ages. I have the full digital video of the Eastbay tournament title game you and the guys captured a week later. I'll upload it soon. Didn't we win that thing after 3 overtimes? I know we scored over 50 points. ESPN still has it ranked within their top championship games...

Hi Scott - I was surprised to find this VHS recording of what many, including Bob Costas and Phil Jackson, regard as "the greatest WACS title game of the modern era" -- too bad it was filmed with a 1985 camcorder that apparently had two settings: poor, and very poor video quality. Still, it's a neat archive of a fun season - I'm thankful I was able to be part of the journey to a title. I totally forgot that the scoreboard wasn't working. Wow, that was a cozy gym - probably a foot between the wall and the court. You were a defensive force in that game - did a super job stopping the ball up high so it was harder for them to feed it to Rocky.