Riza Peker Spirit of Flowers Hoodie Dress in Black - L - Rave Gear by iEDM

What is Riza Peker Spirit of Flowers Hoodie Dress in Black - L - Rave Gear by iEDM?

This is a long-cut hoodie dress from iEDM's Rave Gear line, featuring original artwork by Riza Peker rendered as an all-over floral print on a black base. It is built for festival-goers, dancers, and anyone who wants a single piece that works as both a statement layer and a stand-alone dress. Size large.

Key features

• Artist collaboration — Spirit of Flowers artwork by Riza Peker, printed across the entire garment including hood, sleeves, front, and back.
• Sublimation printing — High-definition dye-sublimation applied to each fabric panel before sewing, so the design wraps seamlessly with no blank spots at the seams.
• Fabric — 100% premium poly-fleece that resists wrinkles, shrinking, abrasion, and mildew.
• Print durability — Colors are infused into the fibers, so the graphic will not crack, peel, or fade over time the way screen prints can.
• Construction — Hand-finished in the USA with attention paid to panel alignment and stitching.
• Easy care — Machine washable; the synthetic fleece holds its shape and color through repeated wash cycles.
• Silhouette — Hoodie dress cut, offering coverage past the hips for layering over leggings or wearing on its own.

Who is Riza Peker Spirit of Flowers Hoodie Dress in Black - L - Rave Gear by iEDM for?

This piece is aimed at ravers, festival regulars, and visual-art fans who want bold wearable graphics rather than a plain logo hoodie. It suits anyone comfortable with attention-grabbing prints and works well at music events, art markets, conventions, or as expressive everyday streetwear.

How does Riza Peker Spirit of Flowers Hoodie Dress in Black - L - Rave Gear by iEDM compare?

Compared to mass-market printed hoodies, the panel-by-panel sublimation gives a far richer, edge-to-edge graphic with no fading at the seams. Versus plain cotton-blend hoodie dresses, the poly-fleece is lighter, dries faster, and resists shrinking, though shoppers who prefer natural fibers may want to consider that trade-off.