Since Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 premiered on 20 October, a lot of people finish an episode and go looking for an Edgerunners hoodie. It is the obvious buy: it is what the crew actually wears under the chrome, it works from October to April, and it is the easiest way to carry the show's look into real life. This guide covers what makes a hoodie feel like Edgerunners, eight original designs that have that energy, and how to size them so the silhouette is right.
First, the honest bit: NEOMACHI is an independent brand from Amsterdam, not affiliated with CD Projekt Red, Studio Trigger or Netflix. None of these are official merchandise, and none use the show's artwork. If you want the official logo, buy it from official channels. If you want something that feels like the show without wearing a screenshot, read on.
What makes a hoodie feel "Edgerunners"
Trigger's Night City has a very specific look, and four things carry it onto a hoodie:
- Saturated colour on black. Electric blue, acid yellow, hot magenta, neon green, never pastel. One or two colours, fighting the dark.
- A big back print. The crew are always walking away from something. The back is where the story goes.
- Body tech. Cyborgs, circuits, implants and machine parts. The show is about what people do to their bodies.
- Japanese type. Night City is full of kanji and katakana signage. A line of Japanese on the sleeve or chest says "Night City" faster than any logo.
A hoodie with two of those four already reads as Edgerunners. The ones below have at least three.
8 hoodies with Edgerunners energy
1. VILE: the loudest colour
If you only buy one, make it this. VILE cuts electric blue and tangerine orange through black and white, with kanji and hiragana grounding it. It is the closest thing in our catalogue to Trigger's colour grading, and the blue is the same family as D's jacket in season two. Also available as a zip hoodie.
2. CYBORG: for the chrome-obsessed
CYBORG centres a manga fighter who chose the upgrade, with サイボーグ (cyborg) in katakana. It is the hoodie for anyone who sided with Talia Yang and Maelstrom, or who still thinks about season one's ending. Comes in a full set: zip hoodie, joggers, premium bomber and a woman's tee.
3. KISEKI: the netrunner
KISEKI (奇跡, miracle) runs a neural spine in neon green down the full length of the back: signal paths, synapses and warning markers. It looks like a netrunner's wiring under the skin, and it is one of our most popular cyberpunk hoodies.
4. RYUU: the dragon with a HUD
RYUU wraps an Eastern dragon in a neon HUD overlay, with mecha stripes down the sleeves and a chest insignia. It has the exact mix of old Japan and new chrome that Night City's signage is built on.
5. SAIBŌGU: the upgrade fantasy
SAIBŌGU asks why you would settle for the body you were born with, and answers with a detailed human-machine fusion. A good alternative to CYBORG if you want the body-tech theme in a different illustration style.
6. DARKNETRA: the rogue AI
DARKNETRA is an AI who became something other than what she was designed to be. Anyone who has ever thought about what lives beyond the Blackwall will get it immediately. Darker and moodier than VILE, for the quieter netrunner look.
7. HAYAI: speed and vaporwave
HAYAI means fast, and the design is all speed lines and vaporwave colour. It is the most "anime" of the eight, the one that looks like a frame from a chase scene.
8. SHINIGAMI: the tragic one
Edgerunners is not a show with happy endings. SHINIGAMI pairs the death god's kanji (死神) with spider lilies, the flower that marks the boundary between the living and the dead in Japanese folklore. Quietly devastating and very on-theme. The story behind the symbol is in our Japanese symbols guide.
Prefer a zip? The SYSTEM 7 zip hoodie, built on classified control interfaces and a signal-orange 7, is the best layering option, and our full range of cyberpunk zip hoodies has zip versions of several designs above.
How to size an Edgerunners hoodie
The Edgerunners silhouette is about proportion: jackets and hoodies that look a size or two too big over slim legs. Our hoodies are B&C Inspire Hooded, 80% organic cotton and 20% recycled polyester, and they fit true to size and slim. So:
| The look you want | What to order |
|---|---|
| Fitted, under a jacket | Your normal size |
| Relaxed, everyday | One size up |
| Properly oversized, Rebecca-style | Two sizes up |
Full measurements are on every product page, and how a hoodie should fit explains what to measure. If you get it wrong, you have 30 days to return it, sale items included.
How to style it
- Street kid: hoodie, black joggers, chunky trainers, a jacket in one strong colour left open on top.
- Netrunner: hoodie zipped or close-fitting, slim joggers, over-ear headphones. All black except the print.
- Oversized gunner: hoodie two sizes up, skinny jeans or leggings, heavy boots.
More complete looks are in Cyberpunk Edgerunners outfits, and if you are choosing between designs, how to choose a cyberpunk hoodie goes through fabric, print and fit in more detail.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy an Edgerunners hoodie?
Official Edgerunners merchandise is sold through licensed channels such as CD Projekt Red's own store. For original cyberpunk hoodies with the same feel but no licensed artwork, independent brands like NEOMACHI are the alternative.
What colour hoodie fits the Edgerunners style?
Black as the base, with a print in one or two saturated colours: electric blue, acid yellow, magenta or neon green.
Should I size up for an oversized cyberpunk hoodie?
Yes. Our hoodies fit true to size and slim, so go one size up for relaxed and two for oversized.
Is this official Edgerunners merchandise?
No. NEOMACHI is not affiliated with CD Projekt Red, Studio Trigger or Netflix. Every design is original artwork drawn by our own artists.
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