Why do we care so much for what most people think? hoodie

Unleash your inner philosopher and challenge the status quo with the "Why Do We Care So Much for What Most People Think? Socratic Hoodie." Inspired by the timeless wisdom of Socrates, this striking white hoodie features a bold, thought-provoking design that sparks conversation and introspection. The back showcases a striking black-and-white portrait of Socrates, framed by an artistic ink-splash circle, with his name "Σωκράτης" (Sokrates) in elegant Greek script. Below, the powerful question in both Greek and English—"Τί γὰρ φροντίζομεν τόσον τῶν πολλῶν φροντιζόντων; Why do we care so much for what most people think?"—is printed in bold red, inviting wearers and onlookers alike to ponder life’s deeper questions. Crafted from premium, soft cotton-blend fabric, this hoodie offers unbeatable comfort, durability, and a relaxed fit perfect for everyday wear or philosophical debates. Whether you’re strolling through the city, lounging at home, or attending a thought-provoking seminar, this hoodie is your statement piece for embracing individuality and critical thinking. The classic pullover design, with a drawstring hood and kangaroo pocket, ensures both style and functionality, making it a must-have for philosophy enthusiasts, free thinkers, and anyone who dares to question societal norms. Make a bold fashion statement while honoring one of history’s greatest minds. This Socratic Hoodie isn’t just clothing—it’s a movement. Wear it proudly to inspire curiosity, challenge conformity, and stand out in a world obsessed with fitting in. Available exclusively on Zazzle, order yours today and join the philosophical revolution! Key Features: Premium cotton-blend fabric for ultimate comfort and durability Relaxed fit with drawstring hood and kangaroo pocket Eye-catching Socrates-inspired design with bilingual text Perfect for philosophy lovers, free thinkers, and trendsetters Machine washable for easy care Elevate your wardrobe and your mind with this unique Socratic Hoodie—because true wisdom begins with questioning.