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Men's Hoodies
ICECREAM
Why did we include the ICECREAM brand in the Thestreets store?
ICECREAM has a streetwear signature that is more about identity than seasonal trends. The street takes brands that can be read without explanation, but at the same time can be worn normally all day. When a piece looks wearable even outside of the "outfit moment", it stays in rotation longer.
In reality, this most often works through balance: one more prominent element and the rest reduced to simplicity. ICECREAM is worn so that the outfit does not seem crowded, but still has an attitude. When moving around the city, it quickly becomes clear whether the cut fits or requires constant adjustment.
How to wear them, what to combine them with?
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for city days when you want a streetwear signature without it overwhelming the whole outfit
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for evening meetings, where one more prominent piece is enough and the rest remains clean
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when layering during the transition period, when comfort and freedom of movement are the focus
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with simple trousers, so that the top maintains its character and the silhouette remains legible
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for days when you want to put together an outfit quickly, but don't want it to look random
As a footwear framework for such combinations, many people take something that also works in civilian mode, for example new balance or rather a more expressive street base via nike dunk.
What to look out for when buying
With ICECREAM, it is wise to consider in particular how the piece fits the figure and whether it can be worn repeatedly without quickly becoming outdated. Streetwear with a more expressive signature can be great, but if the proportions are not right, the outfit will start to look heavy. It helps to clarify whether the piece should be the center of the fit, or just one detail to a simple base.
The most common things to consider are:
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whether the cut fits in the shoulders and sleeves so that you can move naturally
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how the length and volume work with the pants you normally wear
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whether the piece can be combined with simple layers without the outfit looking too heavy
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how the material feels after a day of wearing it, when you alternate sitting, walking and moving around
When it comes to shoes, it's often a question of whether a "basketball" look or something cleaner is better, which is why jordan 1 and as a more neutral framework, ordinary sneakers.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
How to wear it so that the outfit does not look crowded?
Just let one piece do the work and keep the rest simple in cut and color. When the number of distinctive details is reduced, only a pure streetwear signature remains.
Can ICECREAM also be included in more civilian combinations?
Yes, when the rest of the fit is reduced to purity and the silhouette is worked on. The more pronounced element then acts as a character, not as a costume.
Practical experience, tips and tricks
With more pronounced streetwear items, the biggest difference is whether the proportions are right. It often looks great in the fitting room, but it is only when walking and sitting that it becomes clear whether it can function normally. I like it when people leave with the realization that one good piece is enough, not the whole set. When an outfit breathes, it looks natural even after a day in the city.
Who is the ICECREAM brand for
It suits people who want streetwear with a clear signature while also maintaining wearability. It also makes sense for those who put together simple combinations and add only one character element. It works in the city, where an outfit has to hold up when moving and during regular meetings.
ICECREAM Customer Reviews
Long-term experience and repeated reviews show:
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comfort when wearing, when the cut allows layering and movement without disturbing restrictions
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durability with regular use, when things can be turned often and still hold their shape
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versatility when combining, when a more expressive piece works with a simple base
Dickies
Why did we include Dickies in Thestreets?
Dickies entered the city life through honest, working foundations, not through posing. It works on the streets because when you have things that can withstand a real day, you stop worrying about whether they are "in" and start worrying about whether they can be relied on. It is a brand that can hold its shape even when the day changes as it goes along and the outfit has to handle more than just a nice moment in front of the mirror.
In practice, Dickies revolves around the cut and how the pants behave when walking and sitting. When the silhouette fits, the rest of the fit doesn't have to make a big show. It often comes down to simple layers and footwear that balances comfort and character.
How to wear them, what to combine them with?
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for city trips, when walking, public transport and standing outside for a long time alternate
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for days when practicality is the key and the outfit should withstand even worse surfaces and pace
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with a simple T-shirt and a layer on top, so that the workwear looks civilian, not costume-like
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for weekend city routines, where comfort becomes apparent after a few hours, not after the first few minutes
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with relaxed shoes, when you want to let the silhouette of your trousers "breathe" without excessive styling
A good base is often made by ordinary sneakers, while many people balance it with something simple on their feet like vans.
What to look out for when buying
With Dickies, the cut and length are most often the deciding factor. The difference between a relaxed fit and shapeless pants is often just where they end above the shoe and how they sit at the waist. It also makes sense to think about whether you want to wear them higher or lower, because this will change the entire proportion of the figure.
The most common things to look at are:
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how the length looks when you walk, whether the fabric is unnecessarily bunched up or, conversely, does it look short
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whether there is room to move in the thighs and knees without the pants "pulling"
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how the waistband fits when you sit so that the outfit does not require constant adjustment
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whether it can be combined with simple layers so that workwear does not take away the lightness of the outfit
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how the silhouette works with the shoes you wear most often, not just with one pair
When you add a top layer for the transitional period, many people go for something functional the north face, and when it comes to shoes, it is sometimes softened into civilian style with new balance.
Frequently asked questions - FAQ
How to choose a cut so that Dickies do not look too bulky?
It helps to start with the length and waist, because those two things make the silhouette. When the volume is balanced with a simple top and clean shoes, the result looks natural even without extra styling.
Can workwear be worn casually so that it doesn't look like a work outfit?
Yes, the combination and the rest of the fit are key. When the number of "work" details is not increased and only the cut is allowed to stand out, a wearable urban base remains.
Practical experience, tips and tricks
At Dickies, I've often seen people come in looking for a durable piece, but leave especially excited that they finally found a proportion that suits them. The length makes a huge difference, especially when worn with bulky shoes or, conversely, with a low profile. You'll also be surprised how quickly workwear "calms down" when the rest of the outfit is kept simple. It works best when you let it live in your everyday life, not when you try to look "workwear".
Who is Dickies for?
It suits people who want a solid urban foundation and don't like to approach their wardrobe as a project. It also makes sense for those who base their outfit on a trouser cut and need it to work when walking, sitting, and at the pace of the day. When worn casually and without pressure, the workwear character comes naturally.
Dickies Customer Reviews
Long-term experience and repeated reviews show:
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comfort when worn during the day, when the cut allows movement and the outfit does not require constant adjustments
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durability in everyday use, when things rotate often and still maintain their functional character
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versatility when combining, when the workwear base works with different types of shoes and layers




























